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'Easily Trusted and Intuitively-Habituated' ?​


Very difficult to 'do GTD' or make 'GTD work' without having 'Easily Trusted and Intuitively-Habituated' Tools . . . all go-to Lists included, which, at the end of the day, are basically GTD custom made tools that need to be 'Easily Trusted and Intuitively-Habituated' without deliberation, friction, glitches, hesitation, etc. ?

Any 'Easily Trusted and Intuitively-Habituated' Tool falling short could have a GTD practitioner 'looking for' and/or 'distracted to' something better, which, as reality would have it, could be a good thing

However, by also focusing on smaller improvements on what one has already built in-place might prove to be more productive than chucking the 'current' to 'Search-&-Re-invent' something 'new' ?

As such, perhaps asking how it could be possible to make what Tools already 'in place' all the more 'Easily Trusted and Intuitively-Habituated' ?


As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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