I’ve been avoiding a task list that technically still works. It’s well structured. Clear categories. Sensible priorities. If I looked at it fresh, I’d probably say it’s a good system. The problem is that I haven’t looked at it fresh. I’ve looked at it after missed days, dropped threads, and a few decisions that happened elsewhere. When I open it now, I don’t feel guided. I feel accused. Nothing on the list tells me what’s still relevant, what quietly resolved itself, or what I no longer need to care about. The system assumes I’m coming back with the same context I had when I last touched it. I’m not. Instead of fixing the whole thing, I’m trying something smaller. I added a temporary section at the top called “where I am right now.” No priorities. No dates. Just a few lines about what actually feels live and what can wait without consequences. It’s messy. It breaks all my old rules. But it lets me stand somewhere again. I’m not sure if this becomes part of the system or stays a workaround. For now, it’s enough to get me unstuck.