In the end, Todoist does what I need without overly complicating the process.”īrad, who lives in the Finger Lakes region of New York, shared with us how he uses Todoist and GTD to run a successful business and set and achieve goals in his personal life.īradley started exploring productivity methods in 2012 when he was running his business and building a house for his growing family - he and his wife have five girls and three boys, ranging in age from 7 weeks old to 18 (“Are you sitting down for this?” he says in response to being asked how many kids he has). “I don’t have any complicated tasks lists to share. One of his guiding professional principles is keeping his workflow simple: “I’m a data analyst, specializing in probability, and cause and effect in the interior home remodeling industry,” he says. Though he’s not behind a computer all day, the small business owner, husband, and father has put a lot of thought into his approach to personal productivity, which combines Todoist with the Getting Things Done (GTD) method.
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Someone has to change out the front door, fix the leaking faucet, and install that new tiled shower you’ve been dreaming of!” I get sweaty and dirty, drive to work, and also want to be productive. “I’m a contractor and certainly do not and cannot work remotely.
Brad Dirks, who has used Todoist since 2015 to run his construction company, Prairie Homesteads, sent Doist an email to tell us that not all Todoist users are remote workers:
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