I've been using taskwarrior [0] along with some shell scripts allowing me to keep separate notes on tasks/projects as my "life management tool" for the past cou

I've been using taskwarrior [0] along with some shell scripts allowing me to keep separate notes on tasks/projects as my "life management tool" for the past couple years, and it's helped tremendously. I don't follow any particular methodology, but since I'm constantly looking at my todo list, I'm constantly tweaking it, reprioritizing things, and removing unimportant tasks. I think the most important principle for me has been to make sure that I capture new tasks or ideas immediately. If I do that, I end up interacting with my todo list so much, that prioritization falls out kind of naturally. [0] https://taskwarrior.org/ https://taskwarrior.org/