Master Todoist

How to Use a Simple App to Create Actionable To-Do Lists and Organize Your Life

By: S.J. Scott

Narrated by: Greg Zarcone

Master Todoist: How to Use a Simple App to Create Actionable To-Do Lists will help you rethink your to-do lists.

It's easy to begin each day with a lengthy list of tasks without a clear direction of what to focus on first. The truth is: Most to-do lists are a distraction that often cause you to procrastinate on important tasks. Todoist is different because it's specifically designed help you manage all your day-to-day tasks - even if you have to juggle dozens of projects.

Todoist has a simple design that allows you to start using it within the first five minutes of downloading the app. But it's flexible enough to manage sophisticated projects that involve numerous steps and multiple team members.

In Master Todoist, not only will you get a detailed walkthrough of the app's features, you will also discover many strategies that allow you to focus on the tasks that truly matter.

Grab this guide today to learn how to get the important things done.

©2017 S. J. Scott (P)2017 S. J. Scott

Some good tips towards the end of the book.

I have used Todoist before, so the beginning chapters were not that useful. The chapters on labels, filters, planning your week and integration with other apps/programs were interesting and I got some useful tips. I did not like the way the narrator listed things. It became a very monotonous list. I did not go to the links that were suggested in the book, I will do that now. I suspect it will be a lot more useful When I go to the links.

Very helpful introduction to Todoist

The text is clear and very helpful for anyone who is learning how to work with Todoist. It's helped me understand how Todoist works, and it's provided me with tips that are very helpful.

Did not hold my interest

Took too long and too many complicated steps to get to the point. Simplification is badly needed.

pass this one by

I really wanted to find a gem or two in this book. Unless you are totally new to to-lists themselves and unfamiliar with cloud-based apps, you don't need to spend two and half hours with this book.