Discussion Forum > Alternate Ways to Design Master List
This method has been around on this list since at least 2009. Search for stalagmite/stalagtite method.
Glad to hear it's still being used successfully!
Glad to hear it's still being used successfully!
June 5, 2017 at 9:09 |
Mark Forster
Mark Forster
However I found one intriguing problem about working on a task list that mixes both my work tasks, personal tasks, other project tasks. I tried using Peter Bergman's 6 boxes system, but it was little too complicated for me.
Using two separate pages/ even notebooks for my personal and work tasks didnt work for me. I wanted both the lists to be on the same page, but separately.
I found this system below and it seems to work nicely.
Becky's List-making Method: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7idUFAb0_o
It basically has two lists one starting from top to down, while another from bottom to top. Based on the time, context I decide which task list to screen and engage with.
It's a simple idea, but I hope also to get more such inspiration to create such master lists.