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It entirely depends on which tasks you have and where they are coming from. Not every task has to some unique hour-long work. People who are using routines, pre
by slightwinder 2y ago
It entirely depends on which tasks you have and where they are coming from. Not every task has to some unique hour-long work. People who are using routines, pre-defined lists or elaborated project-planning, usually have very detailed and long daily lists full of small tasks, each in the range of some second to minutes of work.
Maybe the 133 items are 120 items of one minute work each, and the rest are conditional or optional task you will not do that day.
- dotancohen 2y ago> Maybe the 133 items are 120 items of one minute work each, and the rest are conditional or optional task you will not do that day. Then stop managing them with fancy computers and just do them.
- skydhash 2y agoIt may be helpful to have future tasks written down even if will only take a few minutes, something like “remind someone about something” and recurrent stuff. Then there are checklists.