The Ivy Lee method: six tasks, in order, every day
The Ivy Lee method is a century-old daily planning habit: six tasks, ranked, done one at a time. How it works, why it still holds up, and how to adapt it.
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The Ivy Lee method is a century-old daily planning habit: six tasks, ranked, done one at a time. How it works, why it still holds up, and how to adapt it.
A simple daily planning routine: choose a short list the night before, order it, protect the first hour, and leave room for the day to go wrong.
A practical method for turning a big, vague project into small steps you can finish, with a worked example and the mistakes to avoid.
Why breaking things down into a hierarchy feels natural to our brains, and how to use that to reduce stress and get more done.
Seven habits that productive people rely on, combining good digital tools with timeless techniques like deep work and planning.
Overwhelmed by a complex project? How breaking it into manageable tasks reduces stress, with strategies and a simple system to follow.
How to build a stress-free productivity system with a simple task hierarchy: break projects into steps and keep the rest out of sight.
Why hierarchical task management suits the digital age, and how to use a nested to-do list to keep complex work under control.
Tatask has been upgraded to Svelte 5. What changed under the hood, why it matters for speed, and what it makes possible next.
Building a to-do list app teaches you a surprising amount about software, and you'll end up with a tool shaped to how you work.
Use the right tool for the job, not the Swiss army knife. Why phones make poor productivity devices, and what to use them for.
Svelte makes a dynamically filterable list easy to build. A walkthrough of the tag filter component behind an early version of Tatask.