We’re big fans of tags around here for organizing our tasks across all our lists (and we have a few! :). This week’s featured tip comes from lnussdor, who shares some simple, no-fuss ideas for making the most of tags to stay streamlined and productive.
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Calling all systems admins and command-line lovers! This week’s tip, shared by selan, provides a quick way to add tasks while using Windows PowerShell. It can be handy when you want to add a server task, or anything else that comes to mind while you’re knee-deep in SQL
If you’ve ever worked on a software project, you’ll know that bugs and issues stack up faster than you can work on them. This week’s tip, shared by cadetblue, describes a way to use email, Smart Lists, and sharing to quickly put together an issue tracker.
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One of the benefits of keeping lists of tasks is that everything can be in one place. However, it can get a bit tricky to keep things separated. This week breadbean shares a handy tip: using the power of Smart Lists, you can easily keep your work and home tasks
If you live far from home, you can relate to needing to be very intentional about what special things you do when you make a trip there. This week bordaigorl describes how they organize these things before, during, and after a trip home.
I live far from home for long
People use Remember The Milk to keep track of all sorts of things, but this week odelaney shares a tip for a unique method to remember all sorts of specific details: flash cards! odelaney even has a video demonstration too, included below. (Is this the first tip with a corresponding
Tags are one of our favorite features for organizing tasks. This week’s tip, shared by reconfiguring, shows a few ways of using tags very effectively to organize groups of tasks – for specific meetings, but also as a means of categorizing tasks more generally too.
As I have to manage
If you try to keep up with new music, you know it can be a lot of work! Not to worry: in this week’s tip, tom.vanbaarle shares a thorough and simple method for keeping up with new recommendations, and for knowing what to buy.
Besides using RTM for
It’s safe to say there are a number of people trying some new exercises this month, being just after the New Year. :) This week’s tip, shared by schoonology, describes how they used Remember The Milk to manage a bit of friendly competition for achieving their fitness goals. Sounds
Aside from more direct tasks, Remember The Milk can help you keep track of a variety of things. This week’s tip, shared by cole.jennette, demonstrates keeping track of questions you want to be on your mind… perhaps as a way of making a decision, something to check on,
Plenty of us have some things around the house that we could stand to get rid of. Armed with a camera and the internet, that’s very easy these days! In this week’s tip, yosri describes how they have started working through their pile of stuff by making a
Many are celebrating the new year this month. What better time to take a look at what’s coming up? This week, arwild01 shares a nice, simple way to see what’s coming up in the next week without getting distracted by unimportant things or forgetting about very important things.
