Here we go with the lazy analogies born out of frustration. Using my brain "wastes cycles" and "is like assembler language vs. GTD's high level design structure

Here we go with the lazy analogies born out of frustration. Using my brain "wastes cycles" and "is like assembler language vs. GTD's high level design structures". This is just another excuse not to trust your thinking organ, making it lazier and lazier with no bound in sight. No, grocery lists don't occupy my mind and stop me from thinking and remembering other things. Here's how I handle groceries which may be too crude for your high level manager mind: What is needed is my need. First, I own the need and imagine each subject in my mind, amplifying their absence. That helps your remember things like your keys and your glasses as well. Try it some time. No, minor details don't go away or open you new possibilities when you put them in a list or somehow believe that you measured their impact and are not akin to coding in assembler. Not even sure how that analogy works. Now for any person who lifts their head from the feast and wonders for a moment; Do train your brain, don't go lazy. Because the next person who does is better than you.