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If you need an app to help you get stuff done, it is a sign of problems with the tasks at hand. Maybe the end value of these tasks isn't exciting enough. Maybe

If you need an app to help you get stuff done, it is a sign of problems with the tasks at hand. Maybe the end value of these tasks isn't exciting enough. Maybe you haven't sorted out what you truly care about. If something feels so much like drudgery that you'd forget about it without an app, perhaps you shouldn't be doing it at all.

asronline 12y ago
But how do you truly define progress?
- a3voices 12y ago
  The things you count as progress should be important enough that you don't need an app to remind you. If your house is on fire, it's obvious to leave the vicinity for example.