I’ve not done much since Friday and as a result this image is what I’m left with – 18 due tasks today. I’m aware that I’ve slacked off a bit this weekend and I’m also aware of the pressure building up knowing that I’ve got stuff to prepare for and not moved it forward. IncidentallyContinue reading “Dealing with overdue tasks using Todoist”
Category Archives: apps
Deleting my Unsplash account
The news of Unsplash being acquired by Getty had me feeling a little uncomfortable so I’m now looking to delete my account. Here’s a great post from Om Malik saying it better than I could. I should rephrase part of that — I was a fan up until last evening when I got an emailContinue reading “Deleting my Unsplash account”
Using a habit tracker or a days since tracker?
I’m trying to build some better habits such as walking 5 days a week and aside from putting them in my to do app I’m finding using a habit tracker just isn’t sticking these days. I don’t know if it’s my current lack of employment or where my head is at but apps like streaksContinue reading “Using a habit tracker or a days since tracker?”
Setting up Apple Reminders
I know I know, another post about me going back to Apple Reminders… Well, I’ve been feeling overwhelmed and wanted something Free (with functionality) Simple creation of items Sync between devices A widget Simple… I’ve used them all, as you most probably know but at the end of the day I don’t need major projectContinue reading “Setting up Apple Reminders”
An iPhone Home Screen to encourage blogging more
I’ve been thinking about when I’ve been consistently blogging and it comes down to two things for me An app that doesn’t get in the way A reminder to blog What I’m realising is that 80% of the blogging I do is from my iPhone and Home Screen organisation matters. Here’s a portion of myContinue reading “An iPhone Home Screen to encourage blogging more”
Why I stopped using Hey
I’ve been using Hey for my email over the last week and ultimately I decided not to pay my $99 to keep the service going for a year. The macOS experience wasn’t as good I float between iOS and macOS throughout the day and the Hey macOS app just isn’t as good (for me) asContinue reading “Why I stopped using Hey”
Microsoft OneNote thoughts
I’ve been testing some notes apps recently and I think I’ve settled on OneNote. I’d tried to use it for years both at home and in work but it didn’t really click but once I’d worked out how I might use it with my job seeking it made sense. I’ve got a notebook per areaContinue reading “Microsoft OneNote thoughts”
My iPhone 11 Home Screen
I’ve paired things down a little lately and wanted to share my latest Home Screen, always enjoy these sorts of posts. The main thing I’ve done is settle into Todoist and removed the calendar widget. I found that in these current times the calendar widget just wasn’t useful and a reminder of where things are.Continue reading “My iPhone 11 Home Screen”
How to move an item between lists in Microsoft To Do
I’m having a test of Microsoft To Do right now, it’s always good to see what other apps are offering if you’re into productivity apps. The first thing that I thought was worth sharing was how to move an item between different lists. If you want to move an item, swipe right on it andContinue reading “How to move an item between lists in Microsoft To Do”
Organising my email
I’m not sure if it’s because my day job now is locked in job seeking so I’m at the Mac a lot more but I decided to clear down my email. I just normally let them come in and delete very rarely. I decided with so many job search emails coming in and appointments orContinue reading “Organising my email”