Sometimes you can have your head down working day to day so much that you feel like you don’t get to your projects or longer-term tasks. This week’s tip, shared by benjjj6, offers a way to break that up: take two weeks at your convenience and borrow a
If you like to plan your tasks very specifically, organizing and prioritizing them can feel like enough. With this week’s tip, shared by keithhen, it actually is: once the tasks are prioritized and dated, this Smart List will keep you apprised of your current tasks, and will automatically update
Running can be great exercise: clears the head and does a body good. It can be easy to get stagnant, however.
This week’s tip comes from hhmacedo, who suggests setting up a running plan quickly, so you have your running schedule set, whether you’re looking to prepare for
We’ve had a few tips lately for planning your time, but we’re always interested in how many ways this is possible.
This week’s tip comes from catyr, who shows a super-simple way of using priorities to decide what gets done (and, let’s be honest, what doesn’
Emojis are fun. We all know this. But they can also be a helpful visual cue for working with your tasks, as gstoel demonstrates in this week’s tip.
I love nice visual and appealing apps and tools. RTM made large improvements in this last year, so I am very
Making a list of things you can do today is a balancing act: you don’t want too much, or too little, and you don’t want planning to be a chore in and of itself.
This week’s tip comes from tvjames, who has a unique approach for pulling
Weekends can be a nice time to plan all sorts of things, from housework to projects to errands to fun trips. In this week’s tip from quam, pull all your weekend tasks together in one Smart List to get started on your weekend feeling.
During the week, managing tasks
The Pomodoro Technique can be really helpful for breaking down your time and helping you make the most of it during your day.
This week’s tip comes from mcaneted, who applies the Pomodoro Technique to your Remember The Milk tasks so you can have everything set to go for
We all have a few places we’re always going, and it’s easy to have a pile of things (or notes!) accrue to remind us to bring things back.
This week’s tip is shared by jjcardil, and uses a quick list + tag filter to easily keep track of
Sticking with a thorough system seems like it may be a lot of work, but once you get used to it, it can be a sustainable way to keep your tasks organized at all times. This week’s tip comes from aviskase, who describes how to use the setup they
Having your list just so can help you keep organized, productive, and stress-free on top of it all. However, sometimes keeping your list organized can feel like a job in and of itself. This week’s tip comes from martingchapman, who lays out a straightforward setup using just dates and
Using iCalendar is a great way to keep track of your tasks in Google Calendar, but once they are completed your upcoming schedule clears. hashnuke liked the idea of keeping track of completed tasks too, so this week’s tip is a novel approach using the IFTTT integration to tie