It’s about a year when I moved to Todoist from Wunderlist. And that was right, there are no new posts in the Wunderlist blog or in the Microsoft To-Do blog. On other side Todoist is updated regularly, my karma is growing and it works well. But there are some things, as for Wunderlist, that i’m missing:
- the week/month plan
- overview of previous week/month
- tracking for the repeating tasks
That statement holds true in how I choose to utilize my Bullet Journal. In my latest Bullet Journal methodology, I use both my Bullet Journal and the Todoist task management app interchangeably. I like to keep my notes in my Bullet Journal and my tasks in Todoist. Adobe zii patcher 2017. Some days the tasks may directly go.
Bullet Journal Todoist
So two month ago I decided to try Bullet Journal system and it works well for me. There were some doubts about the integrations with a calendar, emails and Todoist, I solved it the next way - in journal I keep general tasks and in Todoist more detailed lists.Like:
- process emails in journal - list of emails in Todoist
- work on some project in journal - subtasks for this project in Todoist
Bullet Journal Vs Todoist
For the calendar I have a duplication for the events which I need to share, but I don’t have so many such events.
So, now I can more easily say what I achieved in the previous week, month and what I’m planning in the next. Other advantages:
- it provokes a more careful attitude to planning, because I don’t want to rewrite a task from day to day, as it often happens in a computer version
- it flexible and constantly evolve
- i like to do it with a real notebook and pens
- Combine the bullet journal paper method of note-taking with the digital powers of OneNote to enjoy the best of both worlds. Get Started With OneNote With 9 Simple Steps Instructions in this article apply to OneNote for Microsoft 365, OneNote 2019, OneNote 2016, and OneNote for Windows 10.
- Todoist links with my Google Calendar so I don’t need to update more than one application. I’m going to end the written blog part here for those who are familiar with both Bullet Journal and Todoist, I’m going to come back and create a part 2 with exactly how I set Todoist up and how I am currently using it to collect things in my life.