Paper works for me, too. I get intense cathartic satisfaction in drawing my checkboxes (with drop shadows)--my co-workers make fun of me.* There's value in not

Paper works for me, too. I get intense cathartic satisfaction in drawing my checkboxes (with drop shadows)--my co-workers make fun of me.* There's value in not only having a to-do list, but re-writing it from time-to-time. I've tried multiple software applications, from plain text, to trello, to custom software. Nothing works as well. * This actually serves another purpose as well: in a page full of notes, my drop-shadowed action items pop out.