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The best I have found is ... not like sticky notes, but rather to form a habit of using lists, a few alarms, and a calendar (and anki or the like), using whatev
by lcall 6y ago
The best I have found is ... not like sticky notes, but rather to form a habit of using lists, a few alarms, and a calendar (and anki or the like), using whatever tools (such as my http://onemodel.org http://onemodel.org , but there are many choices). This way I make a "self program" so I am reminded of the right things at the right times and not distracted by them otherwise. Some people also appreciate the whole GDT thing.
- lcall 6y agoEdit: I also treat email like a to-do list, but it defers to my knowledge management system (linked in my parent comment) which tries to be complete like the OP suggests, but is AGPL, and has a similar but broader vision (not all features present yet, but hoping, and I use it every day). In it, every bit of knowledge is treated like the real-life "thing" that it is, and linked with everything else desired.