Atomic Habits Chart: Getting Things Done Workflow Poster

Self-help infographic titled "Getting Things Done Workflow". Archetype: COGNITIVE-BIAS POSTER. Create a Pinterest-friendly editorial illustration, vector-clean, in a modern corporate style with a sage & cream palette. Design a tidy poster grid with 6 numbered cards, lots of whitespace, subtle separators, soft geometric accents, and small consistent icons. Theme: a practical getting-things-done workflow, framed as common thinking traps and better actions, without medical or psychiatric claims. Include motivational, evidence-respecting visual tone. Do not render the target search intent phrase as on-image text; only reflect that intent visually through neat habit/productivity chart aesthetics.

Card 1: Heading "Capture"; one-line insight "Write every task and idea into one trusted inbox before deciding what it means."; small icon: inbox tray.
Card 2: Heading "Clarify"; one-line insight "Define the very next visible action so the brain stops treating the task as vague."; small icon: magnifying glass over checklist.
Card 3: Heading "Organize"; one-line insight "Sort by project, calendar, waiting, or someday so each item has a clear home."; small icon: folders.
Card 4: Heading "Prioritize"; one-line insight "Choose by context, time, energy, and importance instead of reacting to urgency alone."; small icon: target with arrow.
Card 5: Heading "Focus"; one-line insight "Work one action at a time in a distraction-light block and finish before switching."; small icon: timer or focus beam.
Card 6: Heading "Review"; one-line insight "Refresh lists weekly to close loops, update priorities, and keep the system trusted."; small icon: circular arrows.

Add a compact top banner and a clean bottom summary strip with simple supporting visuals like flow arrows, checkmarks, calendar dots, and progress markers. Keep all figures generic and non-photorealistic; if any cameo-style portrait element appears, it must be only book-cover-style and not a real-author photo. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks No diagnostic medical / psychiatric claims, no real-author photos beyond book-cover-style cameos. Tasteful, motivational, evidence-respecting.