Added a note of what to do when you've done something

Thanks, Francois Marier, for the suggestion.

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@@ -29,4 +29,16 @@ so when I tell myself that they've not been there for very long, I
 believe myself. That's why I put a date (at least year and month) on
 every next action, so I don't believe my own lies.
 
+After you've done something
+---------------------------
+
+When you're finished with a next action, you can delete it from your list,
+or cross it over, or otherwise mark it as done. This can be a very
+satisfying feeling.
+
+Instead of deleting, you may also want to move the item from your
+next actions list to a list of finished stuff. Such a log can also
+be quite satisfactory to read, later on. I've found that deleting
+things gives me more pleasure, though, and I keep track of what I've
+done using a journal instead.