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...

• Personal: for tasks that only apply to your personal life and are somewhat time sensitive.
• Work: for work related tasks. You may want to create sister lists if your work is multifaceted. For instance: Work > Sales and Work > Acquisitions.
• Someday: for tas...

• Using calendars of different colors allows for easy identification.
• Adding additional information like duration and address can save you time.
• Sometimes it’s useful to set up alarms way before the event itself.
• Set up different calendars...

The to-do list is for tasks and always requires actions to be completed. Meanwhile, the calendar is for events that happen by themselves, and may require participation.

Some events require tasks for a satisfactory completion, but those are tasks associated with the event, not part of...