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My current assortment of lists look like this: Job-check monthly Job-check weekly private-check monthly private-check weekly Monday / Tuesday / (...) (week
by wortelefant 5y ago
My current assortment of lists look like this:
Job-check monthly
Job-check weekly
private-check monthly
private-check weekly
Monday / Tuesday / (...) (weekday lists)
Monthly lists get checked at the beginning of the month, weekly lists at the beginning of the week. I move tasks to the individual days and delete or move items at the end of the day. I tried many systems so far, and I like to focus on a few things during the day. This is a system that currently works, but it will likely be replaced at some point.
Team tasks are another matter, they live in shared tools at work. Keeping both systems in synch is often a challenge, and I need to restart it after a few days.
- 300bps 5y agoSounds like a habit tracker would be a good tool for this. I use Productive but I hesitate to recommend it because of how aggressively it tries to get you to convert to paid version.
- wortelefant 5y agonot quite, the most important part of my todo list checking is manually moving items to the current days' list. This action is easily done in tick tick by drag and drop, but I feel like I have to do it manually, to create a memory impression strong enough that I remember the task as something important. The whole todo list 'system' is just an artefact of repeated actions that have a higher chance to create helpful memory paths.