For the different parts of your life
Work things. Life things. Your things.
A client deadline and a birthday present can belong in the same day. Give each its own context and keep one personal place to choose what comes next.
For yourself
Remember the errand. Make time for the idea.
Capture a birthday gift idea in your private Inbox. Keep the bike service in a personal project and let recurring routines return on their own rhythm. Choose what to do today, even when it has no deadline.
Start here: capture one loose thought, then choose one task for Today.
Make a personal planOnly you · Your chosen order
Today
Relevant to your week. Yours to choose for today.
For independent work
Keep the client promise and your work plan clear.
Give each client a project. Keep the brief and files on the task, break the deliverable into smaller actions and put its deadline where you can see it. Plan the work separately, then learn from how long it takes.
Try it with your next brief: deadline Friday, writing Wednesday, focused effort recorded afterward.
Keep client context togetherWork time & deadlines
Your week
The deadline stays Friday. Estimated effort stays 45 minutes.
For a household
Fewer loose ends between you.
Keep household jobs in a shared project. Assign a task to one person or leave it available to claim. Each person chooses when to bring shared work into their Today, alongside personal errands and private plans.
The shared task makes responsibility visible. Your Today order and reminders stay personal.
Make responsibility clearWork together. Plan for yourself.
My Today
For a small group
Bring the workshop together, one task at a time.
Organize preparation into sections, keep files with the relevant task and break larger actions into subtasks. Use a board to see the shape of the work or a timeline to understand the planned sequence.
Start with a list. Add views and optional statuses only where they help the group.
Give the project a homeStudio / Workshops
Autumn workshop
PrivateA little less on your mind
One place for it all.
One next step.
From the thought you don’t want to lose to the work you’re ready to finish.
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