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Just one Next Action. . . . ?

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Unless one is engaged in the Natural Planning Model . . . just one GTD Next Action is:

1. An easy way to turn-off one's inner error-prone imaginative 'fortune-teller' ?

2. Productively helps to keep one's Context / Next Action that much all the more crisp / relevant?

3. ?

Thank you very much

Looking forward to seeing how you see GTD fits in . . . Forgetting Everything for Forgetting Nothing
 
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