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I'm annoyed I wasted time reading this. So existing Todo lists "don't work", because research shows only 41% of things on Todo lists get done (it's unclear if
by CJefferson 4y ago
I'm annoyed I wasted time reading this.
So existing Todo lists "don't work", because research shows only 41% of things on Todo lists get done (it's unclear if that is a bad radtio, how is it compared to no Todo list?)
Of course, there is no comparison or study about if Motion is any better, just woo-woo promises of "AI".
Recently I'm finding my Google searches full of these kinds of "guides" which are just long adverts for some company. I wonder if they do, or should, fall under mislabelled advertising.