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I appreciate this insight! Indecision doesn't belong in NAs. I have a lot of NAs that I haven't fully committed to that would be better off in S/M or just trashed. For anyone who has a growing list of NAs....don't add contexts, don't try to sort more intricately, look first for things that aren't real commitments to yourself or someone else. Start there and be ruthless.
 
I appreciate this insight! Indecision doesn't belong in NAs. I have a lot of NAs that I haven't fully committed to that would be better off in S/M or just trashed. For anyone who has a growing list of NAs....don't add contexts, don't try to sort more intricately, look first for things that aren't real commitments to yourself or someone else. Start there and be ruthless.
@brian161,

Agree . . . the Someday/Maybe list is great in helping to prevent GTD clog
 
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