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Great video. I've been thinking about something similar in particular because of the distractions. What happens a lot for me is that in order to achieve one tas
by Cilvic 4y ago
Great video. I've been thinking about something similar in particular because of the distractions. What happens a lot for me is that in order to achieve one task ("analyze churn rate") i get into a bunch of other tasks "find a software to visualize the chart" > "try apache superset" > "update docker desktop" on Windows" which in term of effort are way out of proportion to what I was willing to spend on the first task.
I'm eager to try how this tools handles the stacking/sub-tasks.
Also the hardest bit is the change in behavior and really write down all the little things before actually doing them.
Eager to try.
- Cilvic 4y agoSome feedback: * i find it irritating if i can not leave feedback directly on the site, at least I didn't find a way * the little icon for "start a task" looks like an expand/collapse arrow, not like a (usually filled) triangle for "play" * I'd love to have subtasks * After deleting the tutorial there is no way to get it back
- Cilvic 4y agoAlso when in navigation mode, pressing Enter should allow me to edit the current task again.
- trafnar 4y agoYes, that is exactly what happens to me, I find writing the task down and starting the timer makes me less likely to jump to that next task, instead I just write it down. With a normal to-do list, you can write down your task, but you don't feel as committed to an "active" one. You mentioned feedback, I don't have anything on the site for that but feel free to email hello at wedeserveless.com