The basics I learnt with GTD have proven to be very useful for me in multiple occasions: * be clear about what you are doing, ie. what is the desired outcome/e

The basics I learnt with GTD have proven to be very useful for me in multiple occasions: * be clear about what you are doing, ie. what is the desired outcome/end goal (especially important when delegating or receiving a delegated task) * be very specific about the next(physical) action - break it down as much as you need, just to get started There can be some unconscious emotional reasons for procrastination, but that's another matter :)