I really like it, I have been basically using a much dumber "system" (I guess everyone tend to come up with something similar intuitively, when the need of havi

I really like it, I have been basically using a much dumber "system" (I guess everyone tend to come up with something similar intuitively, when the need of having a minimum of organization arise) where I just list the task for the day in a notebook page in order of priority, strike the ones that I manage to finish and carry the rest to the next day. It is inefficient and limited, but the advantage of having a physical list sitting in front of you that can be effortlessly updated and referenced as a glance trumps most more "advanced" methods using a computer. This seems like a smart extension of that very basic method. Like diets, the best productivity systems are the ones are those you are able to keep indefinitely without too much effort, the moment that organizing the task organizer becomes a task itself, the less likely you are to stick with it, IME.