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Yeah these never work for me either. I’ve tried again and again-even thinking I’ll keep something like Notion as a user friendly database for tracking what I’ve
by 52-6F-62 6y ago
Yeah these never work for me either. I’ve tried again and again-even thinking I’ll keep something like Notion as a user friendly database for tracking what I’ve done. But no. Even if I like interacting with it I just fall off because of the overhead.
I’m better off with a sticky note (even virtual ones on my desktop) and a note pad I can tear a page out of than anything else
But I’ve always found—since high school—that just the act of writing something down physically cements things in my mind. At least for as long as I need them to be easily accessible.
- PaulStatezny 6y ago> But I've always found...that just the act of writing something down physically cements things in my mind. Same here! This is why I use a simplified Getting Things Done system, but at the beginning of the day translate it into a "to do" list for the day on paper. It lets me focus on one piece of paper through the day instead of getting overwhelmed with the GTD system.