Tips & Tricks
Keeping track of projects or keeping a record of tasks can be helpful, but how do you handle those tasks that don’t ultimately get completed? olliebaum’s tip may help you: keeping track of what you’re not doing can be helpful too! If you’re anything like me,
Tips & Tricks
Keeping a list can be reassuring, but it can sometimes get ahead of you. This week fant shares three tips for preserving some sanity and calm as you juggle all the things! First Tip: The Sane Inbox Derived from the principle of “Do it Tomorrow” by Mark Forster, and my
Tips & Tricks
We are always interested in hearing about people’s setups for staying organized—there’s always quite a variety! This week’s tip from ioparaskev is an interesting workflow: it uses GTD and kanban principles to keep many things organized while also keeping a realistic perspective from week to week.
Tips & Tricks
When you’re shopping, making and ordering a list can be one of the most tedious parts. This week’s tip shares agentpenguin’s good idea: keeping your list ordered by the aisle or order automatically. I get tired of constantly re-entering different items into my RTM list “shopping,
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Subtasks are handy for organizing sets of tasks, and many people use these for projects + project tasks. What about organizing those sets of tasks though? In a post about prioritizing tasks overall, jordy1971 shares a novel tip about making a Smart List for these groups of tasks. What a great
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It’s easy to go all-in on tags and have a tag for everything you need to stay organized and, well, on task. To keep perspective on what’s what, olliebaum suggests descriptions to keep your tags organized. Not only can you have a task ready for describing your
Behind the Scenes
It’s hard to believe that it’s been twelve years (a whole dozen!) since we launched Remember The Milk. It all began with two humans and one stuffed monkey in Sydney, Australia, and a crazy idea for an app… We’re still a pretty small team (there’s only
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Managing or operating a retail store or business involves lots of repeating work—daily, weekly, less often. asenchak describes their setup for keeping track of everything easily, and also mentions the added flexibility of assigning work for others based on the total time estimated. In operating a retail store or
Tips & Tricks
Networking with contacts can be a hands-on affair, and can easily take a lot of time. However, with a few minutes it can be easily set up to be a simple matter with a series of small tasks, as demonstrated by dillo99 in this week’s tip. In my
