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One might be better off allowing their tool to choose them. . . .

Very much like one's wallet becoming one's capturing tool

One might be better off allowing their tool to choose them instead them trying to choose their tool

The tool one keeps using out of necessity is a tool that could be 'actually' choosing them

As such, one much like to consider using that particular tool without allowing it to become unwieldy by migrating to the 'one' tool that chose one slowly-&-thoughtfully for crucial organization?

Being Organized for GTD performance on this end means:
Finding with ever decreasing thought

When one increases in appropriately yielding one increases in appropriately conquering . . . especially oneself?

As one sees GTD fit best. . . .
 
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