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>there is no reason to preserve those beyond a couple of weeks or months I find preserving TODOs to be an important part of yearly evaluation of work. I can qu
by ppeetteerr 7y ago
>there is no reason to preserve those beyond a couple of weeks or months
I find preserving TODOs to be an important part of yearly evaluation of work. I can quickly go over my notes for a year and see all of the items that I did over the year. If I didn't have a rolling todo list, I'd have to maintain a separate list of accomplishments, which is actually the TODO list.
- dend 7y ago[Author of blog post here] To me those are different things. TODOs on a daily basis can contain mundane tasks - e.g. "Send a Christmas card to cousin Terry" doesn't strike me as something I need to keep a record of. For things that I've accomplished, e.g. launched a new site, reached some milestone, I can just keep it on a separate page/note.