Depending on the time of day (or just the day) you may be up for a lot… or just a little. In this week’s tip, rtm_user_123 shares two tags that help you pick something appropriate to complete to help seize the day—or just that moment!
For
Some days a small bit of encouragement is just what you need. Why not everyday? Why not from yourself? This week’s tip comes from megan.strickland, who shares a nice setup for daily affirmations generated in a spreadsheet and added to your account by email.
I struggle with self-
Keeping up with people can be difficult. It can seem like some people just have a knack for it, but Remember The Milk user darhull shares her secret: a series of tasks to keep up with business contacts. Leveraging Remember The Milk for email, she makes setting this up exceedingly
Learning a secondary language requires regular effort: a few minutes per day will create momentum and help you retain what you’ve learned. In this week’s tip, Cyrille shares a simple way to use repeating tasks to learn new vocabulary in a secondary language.
In addition to to-do
We may be waiting for Bob to get our dedicated app ready, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait to add tasks with your Apple Watch!
You can use our existing Siri integration to add tasks to Remember The Milk from both your iPhone and your Apple Watch.
When you have a few minutes to get something done, looking at your lists can be a bit daunting – “what to do in the next 10 minutes?” This week’s tip, shared by hwebbjr, suggests a quick search to find tasks that take only as much time as you have.
Bob loves his Apple Watch (38mm with white sport band, for those wondering what a stuffed monkey might choose). When he’s not busy bugging the rest of the team by sending them random emoji and tap patterns from his new favorite device, Bob is working hard on Remember The
After almost 10 years of blogging, we’ve decided to try something new. Hello, Tumblr!
We’ve named this thing “Stuff the monkey says” because, well, we all know who does the talking around here…
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Moving is an ordeal unto itself, and comes with a variety of tasks both small and large, important and urgent, and plenty in between. This week’s tip, shared by julio.bree, suggests breaking down your list of tasks so they stay organized and straightforward, keeping you level-headed!
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This month we celebrate Remember The Milk turning nine years old. Yes, nine!
We’d like to say a mahoosive thank you to everyone who’s supported us over the past nine years (including those UK users who recently taught us the wonderful word, “mahoosive”). Of course, an extra special
Sometimes bigger tasks can seem to pile up, which can be discouraging or distracting. This week’s tip, shared by hiteshnh, suggests distinguishing in-progress tasks with priority 1.
Using RTM for my project management role, I came to realize that it is not uncommon for tasks to be piled
When you’re balancing your day-to-day work with future projects and ideas, it can be tricky to juggle everything. This week’s tip, shared by adamrakich, describes a nice way to keep your projects on your radar without them cluttering up your daily work.
At my work, I
