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Reading is satisfying, but when you get to the end of a book… then what?! If you ever find yourself reaching for an idea of what to read, this week’s tip will help! bedoubleca shares a great way to use a list of tasks to keep track of books
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Social relationships, particularly at work, require a level of care and detail that may not always come naturally. This week countdiso shares their tip on keeping track of others’ life details so that you can keep up with birthdays, anniversaries, and everything else you want! So I’m not a
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Using your phone hands-free or with Siri is great to pull up a list of tasks when you’re on the go. …But not all of your tasks, right? Which ones then? This week’s tip comes from rusharound, who has a great idea: make a Smart List that automatically
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It’s hard enough to keep up with home projects, but all those other maintenance tasks are waiting too! This week’s tip from pjean suggests using repeating tasks and notes to keep track of those as well, so everything keeps working long into the future! It’s always easy
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Cooking is a multifaceted job that requires equal parts planning, organization, and work. (Simmer for one week, season as needed.) This week’s thorough tip comes from brumley, who walks us through their whole process from planning and shopping to cooking and ongoing organization. I love to cook and RTM
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It’s that time of year again—time for that renewal you lost track of. It’s easy to do! But with things like ID and passports, timing can really matter. This week’s tip from alan.porter will help you prevent that: with the right repeats, you’ll stay
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For some autistic people, challenges with executive function can make day-to-day routines difficult or draining. Having an organized to-do list is a big advantage, but still requires careful planning. This week, in honor of World Autism Awareness/Acceptance Day, gm1 shares their insights in creating lists specifically for routines and
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It’s great when a task helps you do what needs to be done when it is time, but what about the task that needs a lot of context or has a lot of details? You can add a note right alongside adding a task too, as nodonovan describes in
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Keyboard shortcuts in the web/desktop app are very helpful to perform actions quickly and to navigate around your tasks, lists, etc. This week, vpanzano shares a tip that takes things to the next level: naming your lists and views thoughtfully to make jumping around even easier! Just a little
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GTD posts have been a popular niche for our Tips & Tricks Tuesday posts. They end up being very interesting because they demonstrate different ways to organize your tasks based on GTD principles. This week’s tip is no different! Here’s a very thorough GTD setup driven primarily by
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Sometimes you’re just done with a project. Archiving lists is a nice way to hide them (and their tasks) when you are putting them away for a while—or forever! However, if things are a bit more in flux for you, you will appreciate fant’s tip about showing
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When you get your organization all lined up, it’s possible to miss a beat if you forget to organize a task. This week’s tip is a team-up between jondcoleman and raymond.bergmark: don’t forget about your Inbox tasks! And also make sure you organize your tasks exactly