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Finding. . . .

Finding referring to Projects and Next Actions as "Regrettable(s)" as highly efficient and motivating for easier decision making?

Meanwhile, making it Small-&-Slow mitigates for easier mistakes recovery, and as such, being 'all in' from the get-go might be traumatically regrettable for self and others . . . sadly, of course without judgement, unless one is a self-saboteur or sociopath?

As one sees how GTD fits best

Ps. The above might also potentially be an additionally useful perspective in helping to overcome Procrastination(s)?
 
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