![]() You can use a clock as a timer, but it’s not the best tool for the job.īy far, calendars are the most popular way to manage tasks. Calendars and lists are related, but serve different purposes, not unlike clocks and timers. If the choice is mutually exclusive, I think they’re both wrong. Other gurus claim that putting everything on a list, where items aren’t tied to a time and date, ensures that they never get done, since they lack specific queues to get started or deadlines to finish. How do you plan and track your daily activities, with a calendar or a to do list? Some productivity gurus claim that putting everything on your calendar ensures that it never gets done, or that you’ll cross off what you don’t get done and just reschedule it for the next day - which defeats the purpose of scheduling.
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