On the other hand, I've found real value in actually adopting /a/ "productivity system". For a year now I've been following the GTD approach, and it has made my

On the other hand, I've found real value in actually adopting /a/ "productivity system". For a year now I've been following the GTD approach, and it has made my work more structured, and more targeted -- instead of floundering in my own scattered thoughts and notes. But I do agree with you that constantly switching to find the new perfect system is very unproductive. Partly because of the pareto principle, and partly because you actually get better at using your current system overtime.