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An 'Encouraging GTD Thought Attack' regarding Procrastination?

Håvard Pedersen said:
It infinitely better than zero mathematically speaking.
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Sir Håvard Pedersen,

So that would suggest, mathematically speaking in terms of any necessary action(s), little effort is infinitely better (wow) than the absence of any effort.

In addition/likewise, small actions allows one to more readily 'check'/recover/reverse, etc. from any 'infinite missteps.'

Most assuring, thank you very much . . . made my day :) . . . thank you.

As such, if conclusion is inaccurate then please remove from 'La La Land' correction. Thank you, Sir

Ps. In the hopes of extending/giving credit where credit is due, this concern/question was prompted by GTD Coach, Kelly Forrister . . . kudos to her GTD professionalism!
 
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