How To Use Them To Maximise & Maintain Productivity?
A to do list is to declutter your mind ASAP.
You can create two lists for good organisation.
- One for all the formal work like studies/job.
- Second for your personal creative work/business.
I personally use Microsoft To Do as I can add lists in a group.
A writing app is for collecting ideas & taking further action on it or to create something creative out of it.
You can differentiate your short form & long form notes using labels.
I personally use Google Keep because it's so simple & ad free and it has all the key features in it.
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