Get Everything Done

For the last few days I’ve been resurrecting an old method and getting really good results from it. I know some of you like playing the detective, so here are some clues. Can you identify the method?

It uses a full “catch-all” list
It’s not one of the Autofocus, Superfocus, FV, or FVP based methods
Any task can be accessed immediately
It does not use any form of random selection
There is no pre-selection - only one task is selected at a time.
New tasks can be added at any time
There is no “dismissal” of tasks
Unfinished and recurrent tasks are re-entered immediately
Selection is fast and easy
It is very responsive to circumstances, time of day, etc
No need to have separate lists for work, office, home, etc.
The list is treated as one whole - no pages involved.

I’ve never really given this method a fair trial in the past. I think this is because I’ve made the mistake of starting it on an already long list. This time I started with a list of only ten tasks and let the list grow of its own accord. At the moment my list is 69 tasks long and the method is still working well.