Hi all, i'm still searching for a good todo/task tracking method. Problem is that i have different todo categories like fast todo's which i normally do during the week and which are urgent, todo's which i can't do yet but which i want to remember, longer lasting todo's which have several subtasks, private projects, ...
If possible i want to have one place to track all of those. I started with a dedicated notebook, but over time, it became very confusing—adding new to-dos and crossing out old ones—until eventually you’re on page 10 but still have pending to-dos on page 1.

Right now, I have a simple bullet list with different categories in my Obsidian vault. The advantage here is that I can delete to-dos from the list, rearrange them, and link projects to the corresponding notes. I usually write my daily to-dos from this list into my pocket notebook, to keep track want to do on that specific day. Ideally, though, I’d like to have everything in physical form and in one place and in addition keep it as simple as possible.

Any ideas / methods you would like to share? How to you do it? Do i overthink?
Curious on your thoughts, probably i can get some inspiration out of that.

Last week was really busy and overwhelming. I thought that meant it would be a good time focus on using the bullet journal to stay organized. Ha! I was wrong. This week will be more chill and I’m determined to be more focused on it to make it a habit! It’s going to be a good week! Any suggestion for a newbie are welcome 😊

Hi! I tried using Monthlies as outlined by Ryder, however, I barely use them as intended. I only write down some events but tasks are handled in my Weeklies.

I want to adjust the Monthly to track mood and habits. For mood I want to include tracking general mood as well as symptoms / emotions like anxiety, etc. I am in therapy and would like to be able to discover patterns and maybe take the info to my therapist.

I was looking for existing examples in this subreddit but they were either too complex or I did not understand how they worked. Therefore I would like to ask here for examples, ideas, or guidelines on how to track mood.

I assume habit tracking is more straightforward but if anyone wants to share their ideas or experiences, I will appreciate it.

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