Having no to-do list, just a calendar
Instead of relying on Post-its or productivity apps, the idea is that you use your digital calendar to organize your time. Estimate how long every task will take to get done and block that period off in advance.
The method is good for people who like structure and planning ahead and are not afraid of a crowded calendar.
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