The Two-Minute Rule backfires when applied universally. David Allen's GTD principle triggers immediate action on sub-two-minute tasks, but a cascade of such tasks devours 3.5 hours of average daily work time, blocking deep work. It is 40% less efficient than the typical rival method that schedules small tasks into a dedicated block.
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