tomchopI'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. š±
What are people using out there, that has worked for them?
Michael Henriksen@tomchop please let me know when you have found it. I have tried so many things and every time I think THIS time I have found the thing that works. But after a week or two, I'm either bored with it, overwhelmed by it, or have completely over-complicated the thing. š
@tomchop the last thing that piqued my interest was the Analog system. It looks beautiful and is so dead simple that I shouldn't be able to overcomplicate or overthink it. š
@michenriksen I was interested, until I saw the "someday" card, which to me is equivalent to "never" XD
@tomchop but that's where your hopes and dreams go to die! š
Steve Micallef 
@michenriksen @tomchop Iāve come to view tools like this as a way to support procrastination. Kind of like buying books before learning something new, or buying shoes before going for a run. Just a way to avoid the anticipated pain of doing the thing. These days I write my todo list for the next day every night and prioritize it 1-n. Seems to work for me, and then my ābacklogā sits in a flat text file.
