Have you ever heard that one of the most powerful things you can do to organize your own time is to have an agenda?
The greatest man of our time -like Steve Jobs & Elon Musk- organize their daily flow of activities using a simple paper agenda.
In their words, they tend to organize activities, setting specific time-windows to accomplish each of them along the day.
They stick to it. Chase to complete everything they have planned.
(It kind of sounds like you being your own boss, but that is cool actually)
At least we can shout at ourselves and feel both relief and pain when things don't go as planned.
Anyways, I am not here to talk about that.
I want to show you a perfect online (& free) solution for the agenda thing.
While looking for a way to organize my day, keeping both an agenda + a checklist style (did I told you I kind of "like" do to lists?) I just found the perfect match!
(Actually, I am a bit addicted to 'to do' lists, and I wanted to incorporate an Agenda in the game)
I found Trello (https://trello.com) which is an excellent way to visualize "to do" lists.
You can build many of them, name and separate as distinct projects, share specific projects with working-partners if you want, or just keep them particular.
However, Trello alone does not give you a platform-born agenda.
Still, Trello has an attractive option called "Power-Ups." It let you add a bunch of extensions to the game, perfectly integrated with the Trello platform.
Check for the Planyway extension. It is just perfect if you want a combination of Agenda + ToDoLists.
You can move your ToDo tasks directly to the agenda. Things are integrated. So, there will be time-labels automatically set when you chose a time to do something.
And when you don't, it shows you that you have lost that time-window. A color label will evidence tasks that were not accomplished in time.
Of course, you can quickly move them. However, it feels much better to mark the checkbox to 'this job is done'!
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