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Possible Inherent GTD 'Obstacles' ?

Possible Inherent GTD 'Obstacles':

Might be in Answering the following . . .

1. What does the Outcome look like ? ~ What does Done look like ?


2. More recently added by GTD relevancy master, David Allen*:

What is the Value of [the] Done* . . . great GTD qualifier for attention worthiness?



3. What is the Next Action ?


One of the many beauties about GTD is that it can be an objectifiable personal system which contains and expresses one's life's challenges as a 'safe' preparation for going through with one's life's challenges with as much self-sabotaging mitigation(s) foresight absorption as one is practically able to muster ?

For whatever it might be worth, on this end, a trusted GTD spreadsheet, along with its inherent spreadsheet capabilities, has made the above most effective omni digital tool in practicing GTD thus far

*Thank you Mr. David for the very good addition


As one sees how GTD fits best. . . .
 
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