Phil over at the Geeky Info blog is considering adopting Mindjet MindManager as his central tool for Getting Things Done. It's a worthy choice, especially if your brain prefers a visual display of information and you use Outlook. As I've discussed in the past, MindManager offers excellent integration with Outlook and can produce a most satisfying map of your current and future commitments. Phil points to a good overview of mind managing your day written by RobinNZ.

For a more advanced GTD user, there's also the excellent ResultManager add-in from Gyronix to consider which provides a GTD overlay for MindManager mind maps and allows you to collect the information from a number of project-related maps into a "dashboard" showing what you have promised and what's been promised to you using the concept of contexts, Someday/Maybe, and reviews that are central to GTD.

Phil also gives a shout out to the new Personal Productivity Show podcast on The Podcast Network which will feature an interview with David Allen in an upcoming installment.