tedium - These lightweight, taggable to-do lists help you get things done
May 31, 2006 7:52 PM
tedium - These lightweight, taggable to-do lists help you get things done
After reading Getting Things Done I've been won over with the idea of capturing everything you need to do and writing it down somewhere so you (a) can't forget about it, and more importantly (b) don't spend any time worrying about things that you aren't doing. Following a couple of abortive attempts to get my to-do lists computerized, I've finally come up with a system that works.
It's a simple, pared-down approach to defining tasks - there's a one-line description of the action, an optional due date, and an optional free-form list of tags for each task. That means it doesn't get in the way of me capturing everything I need to do, and the tags let me slice and dice the list of things I need to do. I've been using it to manage everything I've got to do for a few months now, and I think it's now reached a point where it's useful for other people to use.
So I hereby launch this app tedium. May all who use her be productive. (Or in slightly more boring terms, please join the beta testing and let us know what you think :-) Thanks.
After reading Getting Things Done I've been won over with the idea of capturing everything you need to do and writing it down somewhere so you (a) can't forget about it, and more importantly (b) don't spend any time worrying about things that you aren't doing. Following a couple of abortive attempts to get my to-do lists computerized, I've finally come up with a system that works.
It's a simple, pared-down approach to defining tasks - there's a one-line description of the action, an optional due date, and an optional free-form list of tags for each task. That means it doesn't get in the way of me capturing everything I need to do, and the tags let me slice and dice the list of things I need to do. I've been using it to manage everything I've got to do for a few months now, and I think it's now reached a point where it's useful for other people to use.
So I hereby launch this app tedium. May all who use her be productive. (Or in slightly more boring terms, please join the beta testing and let us know what you think :-) Thanks.
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