I'm trying to find a way to organize my thoughts and TODOs, and, you know keep track of things. Bullet journaling seemed like a good idea, until I saw the overhead involved. đ±
What are people using out there, that has worked for them?
I'm trying to find a way to organize my thoughts and TODOs, and, you know keep track of things. Bullet journaling seemed like a good idea, until I saw the overhead involved. đ±
What are people using out there, that has worked for them?
@tomchop I was at the same point and tried a few different app options. Todoist seems to have hit all the marks I needed; scheduling, organizing, recurring, grouping together for a âproject,â sub tasks, and more. There are a couple of ways I was able to adapt it to incorporate the Eisenhower matrix but Iâm still struggling a bit with giving too many things priority one statuses.
They do have a fully functional, fully free version to try it out too. I eventually upgraded to a paid version for myself for expanded capabilities (more labels, projects, etc.) but my teen is still using the free version as they learn how to organize.
Good luck with whichever way you choose.
@tomchop I do, actually. I have a segment to handle it for work items that arenât already tracked in a communal ticket or project system. I have daily recurring tasks to review ticket project items so they donât get forgotten.
The ability at my sub level to create multiple custom views allows me to have a âdayâ label. So personal tasks that need to be completed during business hours, like scheduling a doctorâs visit, donât get forgotten because theyâre listed under personal and Iâm in business. The views allow me to split tasks into their areas but see what I need without being limited by those constraints.