You are someone who pays attention to your task management. Like most people, you make many of these micro-commitments each day…to yourself. You are managing more than ever, feeling accomplished, but also a little concerned. As the load increases, you wonder if others are also in the same boat. …

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Why You Must Separate Psychological Objects from their Physical and Digital Counterparts in Your Task Management

Why You Must Focus on Your Whole Task Management System Rather than its Parts

Why it becomes harder to make improvements as your task volume increases

I face the exact same dilemma in my field of interest - time management. The fact is, most authors and content creators focus their advice at the beginner-level for several reasons...it's easy to explain, applies to a mass audience, and sells better. But they themselves don't read beginner-level stuff. They hire coaches, and eventually learn how to diagnose their own performance at an expert level. Think of Lewis Hamilton, Tom Brady or Serena Williams.

Why, in task management, you’ll need to switch from approaches that worked for you in the past

Why productivity enthusiast aren’t satisfied “managing just so many tasks but no more”.

The system you created when you were too young too care, but still use today.