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[JimSamuel]

I use a 3x5 index card for my daily to-do list. The small size keeps me from putting too many times on the list.

[bryanrosenfarb]

Love watching you evolve your process over the years. There are no silver bullet apps that work for me forever. For years I have switched between manager/processes/tools. It’s about what helps you focus and be productive in the season of life you are in

[ADSCoachSimonB]

I used this from Sunday and in that short time have seen marvellous results. However it would also depend on your role, so I understand it won’t totally vibrate with everyone. I am a Support officer, Life Coach and Counsellor, and as you can immediately imagine I have to hand write a lot of session notes and forms, as mandatory codes of practice, this is attached to cards in Trello and documented, and all that. We also do a lot of research. I do own a iPad, and it’s very useful, requires power and network connectivity at times. I defer mainly to note books, flags, post it notes and highlighters. Thanks

[ChristophFreiburger]

I'm celebrating your new hybrid system. I am becoming more and more aware that I often only lead my system, which I have built up and adapted over decades, to an end in itself. If I had used all the time I spent with podcasts, workshops, seminars, lectures, books, and trying out to complete the tasks, I would probably live a different life now. I meant that without any regrets. The struggle for the perfect system costs life-time. Too bad!

[pageeater]

I cross off my tasks done (daily to do on paper) with highlighter. I love adding color, and still see what I’ve gotten done. Happy to have found you today.❤

[swacsd]

Great video as always. I’ve been on a hybrid system for about 180 days now. I must say I’m really enjoying the analog component. In the evening, sitting down and putting pen to paper is very therapeutic. I’m really enjoying this series you’ve been doing on analog. Thank you!

[kestorr]

Absolutely stellar for the hybrid productivity system. Not a lot of such topics around. Mostly are either 100% digital or analogue, which neither worked well for me. Hope you could keep going at it through the year.

[JaiRudraNath]

Your views perfectly resonate with mine.. old school pen and paper 📝 rocks !

[AlessandroCapobianco]

If someone years ago told me that I'd be watching a tutorial on how to write a todo list with a pen on paper i wouldn't ever believe him. I need to get some fresh air.

[JT]

Your notebook is EXACTLY how my filofax weekly notes page looks! Goosebumps triggered 😂.
There is something internally satisfying about completing a paper list.

[ImissSaganCarl]

This is exactly what I've been doing. Great idea for everyone.

[nightingalesolo]

I have used a paper system off and on since the 80s. I'm committed to utilizing all the advantages of digital, but find myself still making tiny paper lists. I think it's a good rule to cross off a task if you are replacing it during the day. After all it's still going to be in Todoist. You don't have to worry about forgetting it entirely. But my main reason for commenting, is that I very much agree that clicking a box in a digital task list gives you less pleasure than drawing a line on paper. Just the few seconds to do that gives your brain those moments to feel that accomplishment, and reset itself to think about the next item.

[AnnetteRubery]

Great video - I tend to use daily checklists in Trello for my personal tasks, but I use pen and paper at work.

[BobWalshhats]

Your on to something here Carl; in this world we have created for ourselves, attention and focus are the keys and we need more tools and techniques to spending our attention on things that matter, not visual spam. Keep up the great work; can't wait for the book!

[benWKNFSS]

Such a great video about hybrid productivity again, and again!

[vossi]

Great advice! Thanks for that, Carl! Since I`m doing most of my work effectively on a Laptop and quite often on a train (with not much table space left), I`m using one "post-it"-Note for each day to put my tasks on and leave it on the laptop beside the touchpad area (from there I can move it wherever it fits and stays in my view). But generally, I`m as well switching to a hybrid system instead of doing everything on digital devices. I guess it has something to do with how we humans (or homo sapiens) evolved and what our brain was used to for tens/hundreds of thousands of years. Compared with that PCs came around just 5 seconds ago...

[sergiorodrigues]

Great video, as usual. That makes me realize that the more I read and take courses related to digital tools - Notion, Obsidian, and ther likes - the more I stick to the old and good paper/pen process.Thanks!

[averagemamil]

Interesting vid - I got some A7 cards off Etsy I use for the same purpose, using the 1-3-5 method which is working quite well for me, still using Obsidian for notes and MS to-do (because work requirements - and MS to-do is terrible!) - Mark Foster also has a good take on this - the ‘open and closed’ lists. Thanks Carl 👍

[codemaclife]

Pen and paper is my favourite way to capture tasks and thoughts .I use COD / TSS to record into Apple Reminders, Calendar and Obsidian.

[janclayton]

Similar to Strikethru method. I plan to incorporate a few of your suggestions
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