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I think it depends on what you want to be productive _in_ If you’re a project manager like me, lists are probably a good option. If you’re an artist like a pa
by ssss11 3y ago
I think it depends on what you want to be productive _in_
If you’re a project manager like me, lists are probably a good option.
If you’re an artist like a painter… I’d imagine very different ways to be productive.
When I write code I like to explore problems and features through developing and testing things, no need for lists until I run into enough bugs or ideas I want to pursue that I need to write them down.