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Is it possible to combine focus areas with infinite goals?

Hi everyone. Is it possible to combine focus areas with infinite goals?


@Farid144

Thank you very much for your courageous post . . . good job !

A favorite GTD topic

Worked very, very, very hard on this GTD concern with very fond 'scars' as grounding proof

What best subjectively suited on this end was that the [five] Areas-of-Focus flow from Purpose and Principles

That 'definition' has all Horizons and Projects comprehensively covered and flowing from Purpose and Principles and has made for easier Clarifying and Organizing as well as a relatively short Someday/Maybe bucket list

On this end, the above, in many ways, is what put GTD on 'fast track' perhaps due to the personal GTD system comprehensively facilitating prompt Clarifying and [Internal and External . . . perhaps akin to Personal and Professional] Organizing ?

Again, thank you very much

As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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