The insight that worked for me is that it isn’t about the tools. Rather, it’s about having a solid plan, or methodology, that works for you, which can be implemented using whichever tools are convenient. Many folks, including me at one point, hop from one tool to another, looking for one that “feels right” and which will magically fix and organize your life.. or make you want to do that. Ain’t no such thing. But once you figure out the methodology, the rest slides into place.
Here[1] is the methodology that works for me. It enables long and short term planning and organization in accordance with my changing priorities and values.
Here[1] is the methodology that works for me. It enables long and short term planning and organization in accordance with my changing priorities and values.
[1]: https://sagar.se/blog/a-task-management-model/