It’s possible to have so many tasks that new ones can get lost. If your Inbox isn’t working out for you, this week’s tip may help: idickinson suggests a way to add tasks quickly, including on the go, while maintaining the rest of their system.
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We recently covered an Eisenhower matrix to separate important and urgent tasks. We thought we’d, well, square things off with another take on quadrants. This week’s tip, shared by cek1227, suggests 5 quadrants – yes, 5! – to prioritize your tasks.
The Four Quadrants from Covey are very helpful, but
Due dates seem like a pretty straightforward property, but it’s always interesting to see some different uses for them. This week, cadetblue shares a tip for using dates as a “kill” switch – complete the task or get rid of it!
Often I use RTM not only to record activities
Long lists can seem inevitable when organizing or planning things thoroughly, and they can be a bit overwhelming to look at entirely. This week’s tip, shared by lars_m, describes a few Smart Lists to help break down a long list into some more manageable pieces.
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It’s easy to get into a routine of postponing too many tasks too often. This week’s tip, shared by marthe.marthe, suggests a straightforward method for keeping track of just the current week, making your lists and projects more manageable.
I have tried many things to get my
An Eisenhower matrix can be a useful way to separate and to prioritize important tasks versus urgent ones. This week’s tip, shared by mehardin, suggests an automatic setup of these four quadrants using Smart Lists.
It’s difficult when planning our day and our actions to lose sight between
Whether it’s your boss, family, friends, or someone else, it’s easy to think of something you want to ask someone… but not have the opportunity to ask it right away. This week’s tip, shared by visruts, offers an easy way to keep track of these questions until
Some tasks can be necessary to get things done, while others are the type that simply make your day better. This week’s tip, shared by kateoneill, suggests passing on a bit of joy by being mindful of one’s gratitude for others!
I keep meaning to write more thank
The holidays can be rather hectic times, particularly surrounding parties – for all their fun, they often require a lot of planning! This week’s tip, shared by vkhubani, shows a few ways to help navigate the planning process to make them less hectic and more fun!
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We’ve featured a few different GTD setups in the past but, perhaps as a testament to the flexibility of Remember The Milk, there are a variety of useful ways to set things up. This week’s tip, shared by mattssoncarl, outlines a straightforward setup for projects and other tasks.
It can be difficult to think about older tasks that you may not have gotten to in a while. This week’s tip, shared by alexriabtsev, suggests a way of honing in on the most important tasks you may have forgotten about so they don’t get left behind!
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Keeping up with your bills each month is no small feat, especially considering the typical choices seem to be paying the basic ones automatically or keeping a stack of paper bills that arrive in the mail.
This week’s tip, shared by hwebbjr, offers an easy method for tracking your
