This is what caught my eye when I first attended Sandeep Baskaran’s workshop on personal productivity almost 7-8 months back and then quickly got on a mentorship call with him to know how amazingly he used Notion as his second brain for every task or activity, be it personal or professional. You can book a free mentorship session with me on ADPList: ➡️You can also implement Seinfeld's 'Don't Break the Chain' method in Todoist with their productivity karma streak.Īmbition & Balance ( ) is a goldmine for productivity enthusiasts.ĭay 23 of 30 🗓️ | Stay tuned for more such posts on personal productivity! ➡️Build a bridge (Zapier) between Todoist and your PKM system (I use Notion) to quickly add long term goals to your respective databases. ➡️Essential integrations (especially 2-way Calendar integration) ➡️Add articles and websites as Todoist tasks using browser extensions ➡️With the native Gmail Add-On, you can turn emails into Todoist tasks Here are the most effective ways to use Todoist to design your day: ➡️NLP (recognizes keywords related to timeframe, flags, priorities and labels) It has been more than 3 years since I started using Todoist but a few things have made me stay: In short, it's available everywhere you work. Todoist is available in all formats: mobile app, desktop app, web app and browser extension. Sometimes I discover something that completely changes how I approach my daily routine with Todoist, but most tweaks are small, incremental improvements. Gathering data about my productivity is a hobby of mine that helps me track progress, spot patterns, and find improvement opportunities. My focus has always been on optimizing productivity. Even the power of calendar became apparent later using apps like Todoist. My journey towards improving personal productivity began when I was introduced to the Todoist app. Day 23 - One app - Todoist! Change my mind | 30 Days of Personal Productivity

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