Select the tasks in the automatic suggestions on the right-hand side. You’ve got three options to choose from, and you can mix and match as you want to: Suggestionsīeing a Microsoft program, it’s a little bit clever. It’s today, and you want to create (or curate) the tasks that you want to focus on. This way you’ve got a shorter list to focus on, rather than your huge list that can feel overwhelming. What tasks will you complete today? How do I use it?īasically, you’re going to add tasks that you plan (or want to) work on today and (hopefully) complete. What is My Day?Īpart from being the first screen you see, it’s your opportunity to think about what you need to actually do/achieve today.
And at least start with the three free videos at this link: to-do-videos.All of your tasks are in To Do, perhaps shared with others, but what about actually getting things done? What needs to be done now? Use MS To Do – My Day to set your priorities. But do send your friends to it.Īs I said, the new course is at an introductory price this week, so check it out now. However, if you are happily using MYN in either Outlook or in Toodledo, I’d stick with that you probably won’t get a lot more out of this new course. The course shows how to use those free apps. So, if you’ve struggled with the MYN smartphone apps for some reason, and need good apps, that might be a reason. Or if you have a friend who you know needs a very simple solution, point them toward this course.Īlso, the iPhone and Android apps for To-Do are incredibly simple. Who should consider this? Well, if you are not using my MYN system, maybe because it seemed too daunting to learn or set up, then try this To-Do/1MTD video course instead. I, personally, for the last two months have been using To-Do with this mix as my primary task management approach, and it is working quite well. In fact, I’ve added a few principles from my more advanced MYN material so that you can handle an unlimited number of tasks.
In this video set, I’ve applied my powerful One Minute To-Do List (1MTD) principles in To-Do, and they work quite well, better than I first thought. The usual 30-day money back guarantee applies.
If you decide you want to learn more about using To-Do, my new course is on Sale this week at an introductory price, so think about getting it now. In fact, you should start with the free Quick Start video, below, it alone may be all you need: The first 3 videos are free and might be all you need to get going with Microsoft’s flagship To-Do software that is replacing Tasks nearly everywhere in the Microsoft Office app suite. I am very pleased to announce my new 18-video set about Microsoft To-Do. New Videos: Using Microsoft To-Do and The One Minute To-Do List
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