Getting started is a prerequisite. A lot of people procrastinate and never get started. So from that perspective, getting started should be the most important t

Getting started is a prerequisite. A lot of people procrastinate and never get started. So from that perspective, getting started should be the most important thing for procrastinators However, getting started -in itself- is obviously not sufficient. Getting started on the wrong project is obviously not good (though sometimes, you won't know it is wrong until you do some work on it). Getting started on too many things will result in a lack of focus. Most of this is common-sense. As long as you're aware of all this, I think the "just get started" idea does make a lot of sense.