Priority Matrix VS List Challenges

Hi everyone, I'm CTO and co-founder of Appfluence (we make Priority Matrix). We just launched Delayed Send, a Microsoft Teams add-in that lets you schedule future messages. The app is free, and we intend to keep it like that, with the idea that, if it gets some traction, we could use it to cross-promote Priority Matrix. Source: almost 2 years ago

I’ve used Priority Matrix for about 10 years at work. It’s the only thing that works for me—I’m pretty sure I bought a lifetime license when they first got started. Their are other similar apps (search Eisenhower Matrix) you could check out. I start out by dumping everything in what I call the “someday” square (bottom right). Then I take a break and prioritize them, add due dates, etc. I’m not perfect with it but... Source: over 2 years ago

Great idea! I'm utterly addicted to the list challenges website for the dopamine hit clicking the box gives. Would be way more useful if they were real life tasks instead of movies to watch bahahaha. Source: over 1 year ago

Everyone on listchallenges.com It's in all the "lists of books you have to read to be well read", alongside War & Peace or Dickens' Hard Times. Strange, really. Source: almost 2 years ago

Initially I was where are all my discovery playlists etc but I got over that and am loving actually getting back to listening to full albums. Currently working my way through the pitchfork decades list on listchallenges.com. Great to listen to some albums I never have before or revisit old friends. Source: about 3 years ago