It’s easy to spend time organizing a to-do list and forget to do the things in the list to avoid that:<ol><li>Pick an app that will automatically sync information on multiple platforms so you have flexibility without the work it would take to update manually.</li><li>Use an app ecosystem that allows easy integration of calendars, to do lists and email for maximum efficiency.</li></ol>

Organizing Less And Doing More

<ol><li>Add as much as you can into the system. You can email yourself things to do, or put them in your calendar, or take quick notes, or take a picture.</li><li>Process it all as fast as you can. Anything you don't need to deal with right now, either mark it done or snooze it for later. </li></ol>

Steps for Better Time Management

For a certain kind of (slightly uptight) person, it's easy to spend far more time futzing with your to-do list than actually, you know, doing the things on it. You can spend hours playing with new apps-Wunderlist! Todoist! Any.do! Asana!-and new methods-Kanban! GTD! Pomodoro! The Eisenhower Matrix! These are all real things!

Steps for Better Time Management

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