For something like fifteen years I tried to make Getting Things Done stick. Evernote, Everdo, OmniFocus, Things, Todoist, Notion — same pattern every time: read the book, build the inbox, schedule the weekly review, three weeks of discipline, then drift. Once the lists stop reflecting reality, you stop trusting them. Once you stop trusting them, you stop using them. The system dies, you blame yourself, and a year later you try the next app. The method was never the problem. The maintenance was. Inbox: 79. Focus: 97. Focus is supposed to be 3–5. This is what "I'll review it on Sunday" looks like after a year of Sundays. Sorting the inbox. Reviewing lists. Re-tagging things by context, energy, location, project. Filling in metadata that the system needs to be useful but that you, sitting on the couch at 9pm, do not want to fill in. The barrier to capture a task in a "proper" GTD app is absurdly high. And that's before the weekly review you're already three weeks behind on.…