Setting A System For The First Time
When setting your system for the first time you will need to process everything going backward - categorizing and filling all the items that will be in your system.
The easiest hack is to follow the 80/20 rule: Focus 20% of your efforts on 80% of the items so you clear the way to work on things that demand your attention. Those are the 20% of items which are the really important ones.
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