Principlev1
Assign a concrete next action to each blocker to eliminate
Assign a concrete next action to each blocker to eliminate cognitive intrusion even before the blocker is fully resolved.
Why This Is a Principle
This is derived from Open-Loop Cognitive Cost (Zeigarnik) (unresolved commitments consume working memory) and Implementation intentions (if-then plans) significantly (implementation intentions increase goal attainment). The principle is that planning—not completion—eliminates the cognitive load. It's actionable and general while being grounded in specific cognitive mechanisms.