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A worthy GTD strategy?

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A worthy GTD strategy?

Focus on a particular Project that offers the most 'completion freedom' while actually allowing the Context / Next Action(s) lists “Distract / Interrupt” whenever any Next Action item(s) “Distracts / Interrupts” in the midst of any particular Context . . . in this way other Projects can also be moving forward to their completion while avoiding their potentially 'stand stilling' themselves and other Projects as well ?

As you see GTD fit
 
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