Okay, this won't be the clearest answer here because I didn't have a system I am extremely happy about right now. However, I have tried alot of the other sugges

Okay, this won't be the clearest answer here because I didn't have a system I am extremely happy about right now. However, I have tried alot of the other suggestions here. I will try to offer my opinion on a few tools / systems. 1. Getting Things Done: The flow chart he provides is the key feature of the book. Most of the other advice is mediocre, in my opinion. https://lifedev.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/gtd-workflow.gif https://lifedev.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/gtd-workflow.... 2. org-mode: It is incredibly powerful, honestly, the most powerful productivity / todo app. However, I found that this power slowed down my process, and I find that kills my productivity. If you love powerful, complex tools, org-mode is for you. 3. Todoist: it is an adequate list app; if thats all you need, it works well. Also, it has an open api, but I never used it. 4. Todo.txt / Markor: this is my current setup. Markor is a really nice android app; https://github.com/gsantner/markor https://github.com/gsantner/markor . I generally like the philosophy behind todo.txt. It forces you to simplify your todos. My main problem is that notifications aren't a part of the programs at all. I hope this is useful to someone.