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While only a small part, I kept a list on paper. Each day, you have to copy our yesterday's list, and copy our the list afresh. While doing that, you can reord
by CJefferson 9y ago
While only a small part, I kept a list on paper.
Each day, you have to copy our yesterday's list, and copy our the list afresh. While doing that, you can reorder, just do so you don't have to copy, or dump if it isn't going to get done (either into a long term text file, or just the bin).
I found that actively having to copy stopped my list accumulating things I know I should do, but probably never will.
- baldfat 9y agoI use http://pocketmod.com/ http://pocketmod.com/ I have my own pdf and I just print it out.
- beaconstudios 9y agoI've been doing something similar to this, with my own version of a Bullet Journal - it's working well for short-term task management but for long term things that I might not notice day-to-day but know I need to get done (the drain needs unblocking, for example) I tend to forget or not make time for in amongst the mountain of day-to-days.