My key takeaway from this book, so far, is to identify the "next action" for things in progress. The BUJO (bullet journal) method of organizing is extremely valuable (and seems simpler/more concrete than GTD), but the "identify your next action" is a simple powerful addition I think.
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@finity you don't have to ID all the actions that will get you to "complete", just the next one. Later you can ID the action after that (but you probably accomplished several actions instead of just one at a time, if you're like me, so you can skip all those in the middle that you did).
Too often I've tried to ID many/all the actions needed, and that's just a bad use of effort.
