How to manage your tasks with Microsoft To Do

In this video, I'll show you how to use MS To Do to organize and prioritize your tasks.

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[mrsbethrogg]

Really helpful video. I've been trying to utilize the to-do app and have had trouble making it work for me. These tips are going to help me start fresh with better strategy. Thank you.

[virajari]

Finally I started using MS To Do. Thanks for your tips. See how I go after a couple of months.👍

[purplepebble]

Hey Andy, what software did you use for screen-recording this video tutorial? This is something I have to start learning in 2021, and I barely know where to begin, other than asking creators what they use.

[xrudeboy]

How to I add categories? My MS To Do doesn’t have categories tab on the side like yours.

[keningilbert]

Once again, even a year after this video, MS disappoints with no integration into outlook mobile. Completely ignoring how people on the go would need access to their tasks or todo. Gotta wonder if they use their own product.

[ricdonato]

Your explanation is very good. Myself I switch between Google Tasks, Samsung Reminders, and Microsoft To Do. Truly I need focusing on one app.

Suggestion: Do not have background music, quickly it become annoying and distracting. We came to hear you, but we must fight the din of thump-thump background music; a.k.a. noise. It is beyond me why YouTube Content creators think it necessary or important playing background music over their voice. Try the following: at your next business meeting or client meeting when a speaker begins talking turn up some background music. My bet you will not be popular.