Hope you find this one helpful! 🦙 You can also take my productivity systems class on Skillshare for free with a 1-month trial: skl.sh/thomasfrank09211 📱 Did you know I also have a Notion tutorial channel? th-cam.com/users/ThomasFrankExplains 🖊 Quote of the week: "The art of resting the mind and the power of dismissing from it all care and worry is probably one of the secrets of our great men." - Capt. J. A. Hatfield
@@sigerry5336 yep! For computer files, check out this one: th-cam.com/video/bKjRKZxr-KY/w-d-xo.html - and for physical files, this one: th-cam.com/video/y-LeibeXAog/w-d-xo.html
The biggest mistake I made whenever I was a student, was trying to solve procrastination (an emotional problem) with time management and calendars (A logical solution). This video is great, but only use it as a booster to productivity, not as a cure for procrastination.
Pro tip for students: have a calendar for deadlines and put all your hw deadlines there (as an all-day event), and also have a "personal deadlines" calendar where you mark the same hw but a few days before (whenever you're free), this will be very helpful to organize when you want to do your hw so you don't end up doing them on the due day.
That hiding/showing reference calendar actually sounds sooo useful. One of the few issues I found with calendar blocking was representing time blocks overarching specific tasks that needed to happen at specific times. Thanks!!
I use a physical planner and a digital one. I use the physical one to write down my tasks, keep track of goals, etc. I use the digital one for events and setting time aside
Wow I’m watching this in amazement at all the possibilities of organized calendars. I mean when one thinks of a calendar we all know what it’s for, but what we don’t know is the extent that said calendar can be used! Hearing you speak on human tendency and realizing how I’m guilty of each of those tendencies is amazing and reassuring that I’m not alone in this life organization struggle!
You do really deserve a subscribtion Just an advice, speak patiently no one is in hurry, we're here to capture (as you said) ideas and other cool stuff so the slower you speak the better we can capture! Appreciations!
Creating multiple calendars to separate personal, corporate, and TH-cam work saved me so much time long term! I was also able to use it as a data analysis tool to show when I was productive most often, and when I needed to take breaks so I didn't burn out while working on my goals. Thanks for sharing these tips!
Your tip to add additional calendars for events that are optional (in your case, professor office hours- in my case, optional coworking times with certain people!) is SO USEFUL!
Using the calendar for optional events and seeing open time windows for availability is genius, I didn't think about it. That tip was enlightening, really
Adding relevant information to the event is a game-changer! Not having to go back to emails and check for info saves me a lot of time... Thanks Thomas!!!
I only leave the house for grocery shopping, so I don't need to schedule anything. With that being said, I use Scrivener to schedule my year. I created a yearly planner template for myself to use, including a calendar template within the project so I can plan out my TH-cam videos, Etsy shop updates, Patreon posts, ect. I'm thinking about simplifying it all and use one monthly calendar and color code everything within the planner. Oh, and a cooking tip: if you run bacon under cold water, or place them into a bowl of cold water, they won't shrink while cooking.
Love your videos man but you talk pretty quick. Slowed it down to 75% and improved my retention a ton. I can understand you fine at 100% but realized I wasn't retaining much. I think I was spending my brain power on understanding your words versus understanding your concepts and teaching. Anyhow, great material, awesome presentation - love your stuff. Keep up the good work, bud!
Setting up a calendar that is tailored to your needs and personality is important to ensure that you end up actually using it. Productivity shouldn't be forced.
Except for Fantastical, I already do pretty much every tip you mentioned… The new tip that I never thought of is using calendars as reference calendars, this can be used for everything, from professors office hours to TV shows… Great tip!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Very helpful video.I took your class on Skillshare as well, it was really great.I hope to see more from you,you are an amazing "teacher" and do and excellent work.Thank you!Greetings from Greece!🌺
A calendar is a must for me. I have a calendar for work (MS Office), a calendar on my phone (iCAL where I also record work meetings) and I also keep a handwritten diary for personal events and information and for me and my Mother who I care for. It seems a lot but it's the best way that I found for keeping me organised. Creating coloured categories in Outlook works well so that I can track projects.
Love this! You added to and reinforced things I learned the HARD way. ;-) Reminders - I set up multiple notifications, for events in the future...1 week, 2 days, 1 day, 4 hours. Often, I need to gather files or coordinate with others. Notifications reminds me to set out files and communicate with colleagues. I will watch more of your system messages!!!
I personally use my Apple calender (on iPad and iPhone) for adding events instantly and then I use my paper calendar (students assistant) because I like to use highlighters and be creative. :) So I combine these two and it works for me.
Why have I not heard about you sooner? I'm so glad Alpha M mentioned you in some of his videos. Your content is helping me big time, especially now that I'm just starting college.
Great video! I also really like adding the location/address or anything I need to remember for the event in the description. So if there are documents I need to bring or work I need to prepare I can refer to the invite for a refresher!
Believe it or not, I wasn’t really watching and was just redirected to this channel.. but when I heard your voice, it just felt so familiar and realized it was you! Subbed,.. again! :)
Coming back to this as I’m trying to get my motivation back post-pandemic (if we can call it post-…) and wow I miss when you made more non-Notion videos
I just hit the like and subscribe button for this channel and I really appreciate the value that this channel and similar channels bring to the community, to the personal development journey of everyone. The truth is that I also owe TH-cam for developing myself as I am today and becoming a better version every day. I am always grateful for this and I think it is my turn to contribute value to TH-cam, to the community even though it is still very small. That is why I just created the first video on TH-cam in my life on the topic of personal development. Hope it will also help the community. Thank you
My husband gave me a 2023 diary for my birthday and I've literally only written two things in there. I use my phone for everything. That's why I use the default calendar on my phone. The best way to organise your calendar to stay productive is by keeping it simple
I have been trying to master my calendar for years but it always falls apart when I get out of school for the summer or winter. The way I think about it can be summed with this phrase "Its easy to manage your time when you don't have much of it". If anyone has any suggestion on how to keep planning when there's not an outside force setting deadlines please let me know! p.s. this was a great video :D
I remember running into this exact problem during my 3rd college summer - it was the first one where I didn't have a summer job and was just doing freelance work/blogging. And yep, it's hard to manage your time when there's tons of it! Lots of "Well, I've got all day to do that..." What worked for me was using commitment devices like Beeminder and Habitica to set my own deadlines. These tools were EXTREMELY effective in late college and during my early years as a full-time creator. I have noticed recently that they don't work as well for me anymore; what tends to work better are work relationships that include real accountability, along with working with coaches. However, I'll still recommend trying them as they served me well for many, many years!
Thanks for all the tip. I didn’t finish the video yet. Right now stop at 3:56. I happen to notice do you really take 2 naps in a day? If yes, for how long? Very interesting
A good tip I created is to add a 'Unsure' event in your calendar. For example- I try to wake up every morning at 4:30am and study for two hours. But obviously, not all days goes as planned. Now, the unsure event comes to play. I add the unsure event from 4:30am to 5:30am and then plan self-study to 5:30am to 7:30am. If I wake up earlier than that, say 5:00am or even 4:30am. I give myself a break in the remaining time, as my goal is to study two hours every morning.
This is awesome, thank you!😊😊 I love you videos! 💜💜 Great information presented in such an organized, concise, and clear way. I love the structure of the video and the recap at the end. One question for you: why do you prefer fantastical over todoist?
I use paper calendar day to day & then use iCal when traveling or out of pocket. Check cal every morning or night before and if it’s super important while traveling or out of pocket will set a notification. Other than that no notification and it works well for me. All the apps and things are cool but they are too much for me and I agree that you say find what works for you
One of the best tips I've taken up for calendar management is to add the commute/away time for a tasks IN the task in the calendar. If I have an appointment 30 min drive from home, I add this time both before and after - this helps in multiple ways: I don't forget how long it takes me to get there and end up in a hurry. When my notification is set on 15 minutes before the time I have to leave I have plenty of time to quit what I'm doing and get ready. Also it tells my colleagues about the whole time I'm busy/away, and they can easily see that I'm not free for meetings etc and find another time for schedule something I need to attend to. Commute times are always rounded up to at best possible guess depending on when/where and how I'm getting there, which helps me not getting late because of traffic/trip taking longer than expected etc. The exact starting time and length for the appointment is written inside the calendar tasks together with all other necessary info to look up if I need it.
So I been doing a lot of this for years with mixed results. I even tried to do a mix of physical and digital. Digital is my master and physical is that day. I stopped adding tasks to the digital and narrowed that to just physical. I will agree with bickering. I started doing this as weel: personal, work, daughter's school. I added bills and pay days as well. It has helped. There is always room to improve. I haven't done the physical portion lately gonna get back to that
For me its best to have a digital calendar to be able to see it all on the go when i need to make appointments when i am out and it can give me alerts to help me remember all my appointments
Something that is great about an calendar, is that you can plan stuff. If you really want to know some history. People like facts such as months: January, February, and March is celebrated by white people, April is shared by africans, months like May, June, July, and August by mexicans, and you have September, October, November, and December is enjoyed by asians.
You'll watch an entire Netflix show even when the first episodes are slow and boring just because someone told you "it gets better." *But what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?*
I have a mix of paper and electronic. I use Outlook tasks for to store my todo list (I like that I can import tasks as a csv file) but I plan those tasks each day with an appointment book (one that has 15 minute intervals lik 9am, 915am, etc)
Ways to Organize and Manage Your Calendar Properly Schedule everything. ... Break down your activities into simple problems. ... Color-code your calendar using the chakra system. ... Choose strategy over opportunity. ... Eat that frog. ... Consider time blocking instead of to-do-lists. ... Create an “optional” calendar
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Hope you find this one helpful!
🦙 You can also take my productivity systems class on Skillshare for free with a 1-month trial: skl.sh/thomasfrank09211
📱 Did you know I also have a Notion tutorial channel? th-cam.com/users/ThomasFrankExplains
🖊 Quote of the week: "The art of resting the mind and the power of dismissing from it all care and worry is probably one of the secrets of our great men." - Capt. J. A. Hatfield
hey Thomas, where's the footage at 10:22 from?
Do you have tips on how to organize files? Mine kinda here-and-there inconsistent files naming and foldering on my Macbook..
@@henriquetguedes not sure about the location - my editor probably got it from Getty!
@@sigerry5336 yep! For computer files, check out this one: th-cam.com/video/bKjRKZxr-KY/w-d-xo.html - and for physical files, this one: th-cam.com/video/y-LeibeXAog/w-d-xo.html
@@Thomasfrank thanks, I'll try to figure it out there. Keep up the good content!
Nothing like Matts's biceps pic on a calendar to get me over confident to get all my daily tasks done
"old school calendar" ;)
true😁
😂😂😂
The biggest mistake I made whenever I was a student, was trying to solve procrastination (an emotional problem) with time management and calendars (A logical solution). This video is great, but only use it as a booster to productivity, not as a cure for procrastination.
Yeah, we have adderall for whatever the calendar doesn't cure.
That was the comment I was looking for
This is so important and it’s just what I needed to hear. Thank you so much
How did you cure your procrastination
@@finnished thanks you so much I will check it out! 👍🏾
Pro tip for students: have a calendar for deadlines and put all your hw deadlines there (as an all-day event), and also have a "personal deadlines" calendar where you mark the same hw but a few days before (whenever you're free), this will be very helpful to organize when you want to do your hw so you don't end up doing them on the due day.
I think you saved my life
@@haleydavidson7693 lol
I found the optional calendar idea very good!
That hiding/showing reference calendar actually sounds sooo useful. One of the few issues I found with calendar blocking was representing time blocks overarching specific tasks that needed to happen at specific times. Thanks!!
Most important takeaway: the best calendar for you is the one that best enables your success - don’t over complicate it
I use a physical planner and a digital one.
I use the physical one to write down my tasks, keep track of goals, etc. I use the digital one for events and setting time aside
Wow I’m watching this in amazement at all the possibilities of organized calendars. I mean when one thinks of a calendar we all know what it’s for, but what we don’t know is the extent that said calendar can be used! Hearing you speak on human tendency and realizing how I’m guilty of each of those tendencies is amazing and reassuring that I’m not alone in this life organization struggle!
You do really deserve a subscribtion
Just an advice, speak patiently no one is in hurry, we're here to capture (as you said) ideas and other cool stuff so the slower you speak the better we can capture!
Appreciations!
This will surely help me become more productive ..thanks Thomas! Watching you here from Philippines ☺️
1:16 (1) Set up calendar that suits you
4:14 (2) Add events and relevant information
9:08 (3) Get information at the right time
2:03 Matt D'Avella
@@Hristifor1 Thanks for doing God's work fam
Creating multiple calendars to separate personal, corporate, and TH-cam work saved me so much time long term! I was also able to use it as a data analysis tool to show when I was productive most often, and when I needed to take breaks so I didn't burn out while working on my goals. Thanks for sharing these tips!
Your tip to add additional calendars for events that are optional (in your case, professor office hours- in my case, optional coworking times with certain people!) is SO USEFUL!
1:27 This effect was so cooool!!!
Using the calendar for optional events and seeing open time windows for availability is genius, I didn't think about it. That tip was enlightening, really
I'm a visual learner and I love all tips because I need to do set up volunteer work for myself
Adding relevant information to the event is a game-changer! Not having to go back to emails and check for info saves me a lot of time... Thanks Thomas!!!
*You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength. - Marcus Aurelius*
I only leave the house for grocery shopping, so I don't need to schedule anything. With that being said, I use Scrivener to schedule my year. I created a yearly planner template for myself to use, including a calendar template within the project so I can plan out my TH-cam videos, Etsy shop updates, Patreon posts, ect. I'm thinking about simplifying it all and use one monthly calendar and color code everything within the planner.
Oh, and a cooking tip: if you run bacon under cold water, or place them into a bowl of cold water, they won't shrink while cooking.
Reference calendars -- brilliant!
I WAS THINKING ABOUT ORGANISING MY CALENDER, 2HRS AGO! INCREDIBLE ❤️
Hello Student FF: Please be aware, typing in all caps indicates YELLING and SCREAMING, certainly not your intent.
I JUST finished trying to to make an organized calendar for myself! Can't wait to see what I did wrong and where I did good!!! Thank you for this~ 🌻
Love your videos man but you talk pretty quick. Slowed it down to 75% and improved my retention a ton. I can understand you fine at 100% but realized I wasn't retaining much. I think I was spending my brain power on understanding your words versus understanding your concepts and teaching.
Anyhow, great material, awesome presentation - love your stuff. Keep up the good work, bud!
Setting up a calendar that is tailored to your needs and personality is important to ensure that you end up actually using it. Productivity shouldn't be forced.
Except for Fantastical, I already do pretty much every tip you mentioned… The new tip that I never thought of is using calendars as reference calendars, this can be used for everything, from professors office hours to TV shows… Great tip!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
So many years later and you are still epic at helping me to stay on track in my life system for organizing and optimizing. Thank you !!!!!
Very helpful video.I took your class on Skillshare as well, it was really great.I hope to see more from you,you are an amazing "teacher" and do and excellent work.Thank you!Greetings from Greece!🌺
It's amazing how your videos come at the best time! Thank you.
You are an inspiration to me here in Brazil.
A wild Thiago appears! 🐿️✨
gostei do seu canal!
Carai, você por aqui?! Salve.
I totally forgot to rethink how I use digital calendars. Thanks so much for this talk!
It's one thing to have a calendar it's another to know how to use it.
Thanks Thomas
A calendar is a must for me. I have a calendar for work (MS Office), a calendar on my phone (iCAL where I also record work meetings) and I also keep a handwritten diary for personal events and information and for me and my Mother who I care for. It seems a lot but it's the best way that I found for keeping me organised. Creating coloured categories in Outlook works well so that I can track projects.
Love this! You added to and reinforced things I learned the HARD way. ;-)
Reminders - I set up multiple notifications, for events in the future...1 week, 2 days, 1 day, 4 hours. Often, I need to gather files or coordinate with others. Notifications reminds me to set out files and communicate with colleagues. I will watch more of your system messages!!!
I personally use my Apple calender (on iPad and iPhone) for adding events instantly and then I use my paper calendar (students assistant) because I like to use highlighters and be creative. :) So I combine these two and it works for me.
Why have I not heard about you sooner? I'm so glad Alpha M mentioned you in some of his videos. Your content is helping me big time, especially now that I'm just starting college.
the voice that my minimalistic mind wants to hear..... love
Great video! I also really like adding the location/address or anything I need to remember for the event in the description. So if there are documents I need to bring or work I need to prepare I can refer to the invite for a refresher!
Believe it or not, I wasn’t really watching and was just redirected to this channel.. but when I heard your voice, it just felt so familiar and realized it was you! Subbed,.. again! :)
Coming back to this as I’m trying to get my motivation back post-pandemic (if we can call it post-…) and wow I miss when you made more non-Notion videos
I just hit the like and subscribe button for this channel and I really appreciate the value that this channel and similar channels bring to the community, to the personal development journey of everyone.
The truth is that I also owe TH-cam for developing myself as I am today and becoming a better version every day. I am always grateful for this and I think it is my turn to contribute value to TH-cam, to the community even though it is still very small.
That is why I just created the first video on TH-cam in my life on the topic of personal development. Hope it will also help the community. Thank you
Best productivity channel ever actually!
HE'S BACK! LET'S GO!
Dude.. you comment under each and every popular productivity TH-camr. I swear i always see you lol
7:05 Oooohh Volleyball!!! Awesome choice.
Your videos are examples of good contents.
Not only they're great by them self's but the comments are informative too.
My husband gave me a 2023 diary for my birthday and I've literally only written two things in there. I use my phone for everything. That's why I use the default calendar on my phone. The best way to organise your calendar to stay productive is by keeping it simple
I can't believe! This is the video I was waiting for... Thanks, Tom! 🙌🏻👏🏻
I have been trying to master my calendar for years but it always falls apart when I get out of school for the summer or winter. The way I think about it can be summed with this phrase "Its easy to manage your time when you don't have much of it". If anyone has any suggestion on how to keep planning when there's not an outside force setting deadlines please let me know!
p.s. this was a great video :D
I remember running into this exact problem during my 3rd college summer - it was the first one where I didn't have a summer job and was just doing freelance work/blogging. And yep, it's hard to manage your time when there's tons of it! Lots of "Well, I've got all day to do that..."
What worked for me was using commitment devices like Beeminder and Habitica to set my own deadlines. These tools were EXTREMELY effective in late college and during my early years as a full-time creator.
I have noticed recently that they don't work as well for me anymore; what tends to work better are work relationships that include real accountability, along with working with coaches. However, I'll still recommend trying them as they served me well for many, many years!
@@Thomasfrank Thanks so much for the advice, I'll make sure to give them a try and see if they help me!
@@charlesbwilliams how'd it go?
@@rahmahassaf2275 So far so good, its definitely help my grades already but I’m still just getting started
@@charlesbwilliams sounds good! Thanks!
Yes! Biceps by Matt should definitely do a calendar!!
Thanks for all the tip. I didn’t finish the video yet. Right now stop at 3:56. I happen to notice do you really take 2 naps in a day? If yes, for how long? Very interesting
This is helpful for adhd-ers too. I have to schedule my meals or I don’t eat sometimes
I almost spat my drink when I saw the Matt calendar
Your content keeps getting better and better each year
A good tip I created is to add a 'Unsure' event in your calendar.
For example- I try to wake up every morning at 4:30am and study for two hours. But obviously, not all days goes as planned. Now, the unsure event comes to play. I add the unsure event from 4:30am to 5:30am and then plan self-study to 5:30am to 7:30am. If I wake up earlier than that, say 5:00am or even 4:30am. I give myself a break in the remaining time, as my goal is to study two hours every morning.
This is awesome, thank you!😊😊 I love you videos! 💜💜 Great information presented in such an organized, concise, and clear way. I love the structure of the video and the recap at the end. One question for you: why do you prefer fantastical over todoist?
Just wanted to add that One Calender is amazing. I would highly recommend it, it's nice and simple but still has got great features.
😂😂😂its the "catch mouse in the garage" in the fantastic folder for me... had a good outburst on that while drinking my tea
Absolutely sick video! Thanks for the tips Thomas, gonna be using them.
This video is extremely helpful! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙏🏼😊
Thanks a lot for everything that you do for us on TH-cam and so on! Your contents are so delightful! Thanks a lot, Frank!
This is the ultimate guide no questions asked ;)
I use paper calendar day to day & then use iCal when traveling or out of pocket. Check cal every morning or night before and if it’s super important while traveling or out of pocket will set a notification. Other than that no notification and it works well for me. All the apps and things are cool but they are too much for me and I agree that you say find what works for you
also, the superman hair curl? on point hahah
One of the best tips I've taken up for calendar management is to add the commute/away time for a tasks IN the task in the calendar.
If I have an appointment 30 min drive from home, I add this time both before and after - this helps in multiple ways: I don't forget how long it takes me to get there and end up in a hurry. When my notification is set on 15 minutes before the time I have to leave I have plenty of time to quit what I'm doing and get ready. Also it tells my colleagues about the whole time I'm busy/away, and they can easily see that I'm not free for meetings etc and find another time for schedule something I need to attend to. Commute times are always rounded up to at best possible guess depending on when/where and how I'm getting there, which helps me not getting late because of traffic/trip taking longer than expected etc.
The exact starting time and length for the appointment is written inside the calendar tasks together with all other necessary info to look up if I need it.
I am watching this video even though I have another thing planned on my calendar
Wow that hit me hard, got to share
“A genius is the man who can do the average thing when everyone else around him is losing his mind.”
So I been doing a lot of this for years with mixed results. I even tried to do a mix of physical and digital. Digital is my master and physical is that day. I stopped adding tasks to the digital and narrowed that to just physical.
I will agree with bickering. I started doing this as weel: personal, work, daughter's school. I added bills and pay days as well. It has helped.
There is always room to improve. I haven't done the physical portion lately gonna get back to that
Yesterday, me in my head: "I need to start a calendar bc im scheduling too many things"
TH-cam: "You got it"
For me its best to have a digital calendar to be able to see it all on the go when i need to make appointments when i am out and it can give me alerts to help me remember all my appointments
Something that is great about an calendar, is that you can plan stuff. If you really want to know some history. People like facts such as months: January, February, and March is celebrated by white people, April is shared by africans, months like May, June, July, and August by mexicans, and you have September, October, November, and December is enjoyed by asians.
Setting up recurring events at the start of the year, then planning every month/week, works a treat 🙌 so would a paper calendar with your face on it 😂
Now that'd be great merch
Just subscribed, You have amazing sense of delivery of speach 🔥
this is exactly what I need right now
Dropping absolute bangers !! Just when I need it too!
ARE YOU A MIND READER? I NEEDED THIS
Todoist is the Champ!
Informative and fun video related to planning and tips for calendars.
You'll watch an entire Netflix show even when the first episodes are slow and boring just because someone told you "it gets better." *But what if you looked at your goals like that and watched your life get better instead?*
Great! I kinda needed this thank youuu
All great tips. Pleased I'm doing almost all of these already!
By far the most handsome reviewer in the whole wide world!
I have a mix of paper and electronic. I use Outlook tasks for to store my todo list (I like that I can import tasks as a csv file) but I plan those tasks each day with an appointment book (one that has 15 minute intervals lik 9am, 915am, etc)
I love outlook and Notion
Indeed, helpful! Informative!
THE ULTIMATE, I LOVE IT
It’s like you read my mind! Thank you so much for this video
Thank you for the video, and it was very helpful.
Hey Thomas I love how you edit your videos what equipment do you use?
You're in luck - I just released a video all about that on my 2nd channel :) th-cam.com/video/1tZ5-niQtLw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for great tips for organize calender!
Nice thought Guru. Thanks for your content.
One of my personal tip on becoming punctual is by setting EVERY clock I have be 5 minutes in advance. 5 minutes does wonders for me.
This works for you? I would always think "well, I have 5 more minutes..." because I am aware that the clock was altered.
@@Mauuuurice I ask somebody else to set it up earlier
@@Mauuuurice at first it would feel that way, but let's say in 2 weeks time you gradually forget about it. That wouldn't really be a problem anymore.
Notification squad! Watching now while brushing my teeth.
Want more such system setup videos
I just love all these easter eggs in your videos, like this calendar. I want one! :D
thanks for the video! I looked with an amendment, but the fact that I work in leadertask, but I picked up a lot of interesting things
Ways to Organize and Manage Your Calendar Properly
Schedule everything. ...
Break down your activities into simple problems. ...
Color-code your calendar using the chakra system. ...
Choose strategy over opportunity. ...
Eat that frog. ...
Consider time blocking instead of to-do-lists. ...
Create an “optional” calendar
Voltron robots. LOVE IT!
Very Interesting! For my Apple Watch I like to use widget app Calendar Timeline to have a see of all activity I Have to do in the day.
I like the fudge ratio!
David Allen’s book changed my life
Thomas, are you going to follow this up with some other PIM videos, like the Notes and Contacts you mention in the beginning of the video?