A lot of people in our time use task managers. There are a huge number of systems, techniques, applications, programs and so on.
And really, its very convenient, take all your thoughts, guesses, unfinished business - put it in a managers task, hide it in the folder "Someday" and forget forever. It is not necessary to complete them at all.
We, ourselves, suffer such a problem when our task lists expand, the inboxes are not cleaned, and its not clear what to do right now.
Moreover, we think that, one lives and should live one todays current day - every new day will be different, new, from scratch and why it is not clear beforehand what his tasks are.
For those who are tired of modern and powerful functional task managers, we did our "Carpe Diem" - an application that will help you concentrate only on those tasks that matter here and now.
"Carpe Diem" is a micro-to-do manager, where you can record only the tasks that you need to perform in the next 24 hours - and nothing more. If the task is not completed in 24 hours, then it did not have a strong meaning for you - and the application itself will remove it into a separate list "Forget about it."
Completed tasks will be available in a separate journal.
Carpe Diem will help:
- stop worrying about something you forgot
- focus on those tasks that are really important here and now
- will increase awareness of your actions and planning
Idea by Jordan Singer on ibuildmyideas.com
Photo by Philipp Reiner on Unsplash.com
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