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Originally Posted by steve
I have a friend who only writes the NA. When he is done with that NA, he will figure out the next step. I have tended to write mega detail going through each step of what it will take to finish a project. Sometimes I'm afraid I'm putting in too much detail and taking too much time to fiddle with writing down all the steps.
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I write only the next actions for routine projects where I know what to do and in what order.
I use more detail projects that are new or out of the ordinary. I find going into some detail helps me to identify what is the most effective next action, which, as often as not, is something different from what I thought it would be when I started detailing the project.
I also use more detail on projects that I am dragging my feet on for some reason. Those I break down into smaller and smaller actions until I find a pill I can swallow.