This comes recommended by James Fallowes.

David Allen has a way of geting things off your mind and onto a list, and freeing up you mind for better things than worrying. His method is jealously protected, but it's really just standard transaction processing: collect items, decide what to do with them, do it, set reminders and triggers, store the results.

I've read a few chapters and it looks helpful. But with 10,000 things on the to-do list, it will take a while to get organized by anyone's system.

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Taken to the STC Toronto social evening and book swap. Someone came away with it for re-distribution elsewhere.