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Todoist

The To-do List App with loads of features.

The Good:

  • Recurring Tasks and Other Complex Scheduling. You can have tasks that recur every day, every few weeks, on specific days of the week, etc. It’s really flexible and powerful.
  • Tasks automatically move to “Today” on due date. You can set due dates on tasks, and they will automatically move into the “Today” list, making it useful for autopilot task doers like myself.
  • Next 7 Days Section.

The Bad:

  • Subtasks disappear when you mark them as complete.

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Habitica

Habitica has done a stellar job of gamifying habit formation.

The Good:

  • Fun, RPG-like habit tracking. Lose health when you break habits, gain levels and EXP when you keep them. Buy equipment and items ...

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YourHour (Android) & Moment (iOS)

YourHour for Android and Moment for iOS are two fantastic phone usage tracking apps that, unlike RescueTime, can block your phone’s native apps.

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RescueTime

RescueTime is a time tracker that logs and visualizes the amount of time you spend on applications or websites.

The Good:

  • Accurate tracking on all major operating systems, phone OSes, and Chrome/Firefox.

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Feedly

Feedly is an RSS feed dashboard and aggregator. Find, subscribe to, and organize all of your favourite news and information sources. It is great for content curators and bloggers.

The Good:

  • Powerful collaboration a...

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Clockwise

Clockwise is an intelligent calendar assistant for GSuite that can optimize your daily schedule. It moves meetings around to create more focus time for you (blocks of uninterrupted time for quality work). It even...

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Basic Steps For Using a To-Do List

Basic Steps For Using a To-Do List

  1. Add tasks as they appear to the appropriate list, assigning a due date if possible.
  2. Before the day ends, check your lists for the tasks you want to do the next day. You can add a due date for it.
  3. Review the lists at the end of the day to have a clear idea...

3. Keep a smart task list

3. Keep a smart task list

And while we’re on the subject of making lists, there is a whole plethora of productivity apps and project trackers in the market today to help us allocate our time better. Use them wisely. Where apps such as Evernote keep everything from shopping lists to lecture notes, others such as Asan...

Give every task a place

Now that you have the right tasks, it's time to sort and organize. Every task on your to-do list should be related to your goal.

  • Keep your projects visible. Seeing every project you've committed to keeps you from adding too many.
  • Seq...

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