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“hAvE YoU TrIeD MaKiNg a tO-Do lisT?”
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I have to-do lists for my to-do lists.
Not even exaggerating.
The real problem is that making lists is an infinitely recursive task, each entry on a list can end up becoming its own list. I will frequently spend all day making a list, instead of doing things.
When I hyperfixate on finding the "perfect productivity app" for 2 weeks straight instead of actually doing anything lmao
This is literally how Workflowy, my list-making app of choice, works. And I love it.