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What seems to make GTD so good and worthwhile. . . .

What seems to make GTD so good and worthwhile. . . .

Like any checklist GTD is not about being smarter ?

Which is good . . . since smart means nothing while stupid is lurking around every corner ?

GTD seems to be so much more about facilitating one to be less stupid which is most humbly appreciated

Alas, at least on this end, GTD is a "Don't Be Stupid" system . . . via negativa . . . which is 'always' appropriate ?

Perhaps why non milk-toast GTD can be so challenging to implement . . . cuz one gutz a lot of stupidity to purge ?

So much so, Getting Things Done could be accurately/appropriately retitled: Don't Be Stupid [?]


As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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