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Loving the return to old school notebooks and pens. Thanks Carl for the inspiration!🙏🙏

Carl, as a fellow Englishman, what happened to tea!! I too drink a lot of coffee 😂 Great video as always and thanks for the tips. Super helpful!!

So useful, Carl, again! Thanks!

Does not seem to be released for iPadOS. Very strange. I see it on my iPhone, but not on the iPad. For all of us who use Fantastical, this is a common feature, just the other way around.

Great summary, Carl! I hope you’ll review Akiflow at some point, which does this and much more with a fully functional calendar connected. That bit about Focus Time, where the calendar got messy as everything stacked up, is solved brilliantly with Time Slots in Akiflow. You could have one called Focus Time (recurring or singular) and then drag tasks into it or even schedule tasks into future ones from the keyboard. Best of all, they’re all two-way synced with beloved Todoist. I’m not affiliated with them and hope Todoist will work to build out their calendar to similar sophistication, but for those willing to spend the money for a big calendar integration upgrade, it’s pretty amazing to use the two together now. (It also complements your Time Sector System really nicely.) Ever checked it out?

Great summary. Thanks, Carl!

Thank you so much this is so useful. How do you link an Apple Note to a project in Todoist?

Great video I prefer to use a pencil In my planning page

Apple native apps is all I need

I am awaiting iOS 18 and iPadOS 18. From what I know this will be the same in Calendar and Reminders in the new version of the Apple OS.

Thank you ❤

Carl - I'm so glad I came across your content. I have boxes of Moleskine notebooks and a few years I switch to digital, but have been flirting with moving back to paper and pen. Your love for paper and pen reminded me of something that's been missing in my life. I'm starting a new paper planner for Q3, and really looking forward to it.

Wooow, MB 149 😊 Congratulations, that's top 3 of f. pens.

Great video as always Carl. Looking forward to reading your book! On a separate note what nib do you have on the 149? - fine or medium?. It is also something that I hope I have one day :-)

I'm going to use Roam Research's new diagram feature in the daily notes section to create a weekly planning matrix. In my case, it will be a weekly planning conceptual map.

this is a great video. Can you make a part two showing us how you go from your analog written notes into your digital task manager? I would also love to see your thought process for categorization of your tasks, such as labels tags categories.

Hi Carl First of all, thanks for all your videos, courses etc., they are very inspiring and have help me a lot. Secondly, have you abandoned your "Weekly Objectives Plan" which you previous have promoted? BR, Erik Olsen

My radar has gone nuts, opened my mind to all the ideas I have / plans I'd put one side etc - not planning all those for next week, but its great to bubble them up to the surface again! Thanks Carl, a new and improved weekly planning session for me :)

Congrats on the new Pen, great way to commemorate the book, and Happy Birthday.

Thank you this helped me very much

Hi Carl! I sent you an email regarding coaching. Can you kindly get back to me when you can? Please? I'd really appreciate it. Or can I schedule a quick 15-minute Zoom chat with you to discuss? Have a great day!

Hey Carl, do we do anything with the “Waiting For” Folder? I don’t recall clearly if you explained how to use that folder in the video

Very grateful for this info. Perfect way to use Reminders!

Do you manage meeting notes from the project within the project note? Or do you store that elsewhere?

Getting back into handwriting on paper instead of only typing digital. But am resisting the lure of fountain pens… The most I ever spent on a writing utensil is $130 for Apple Pencil 2. 😬

I want to move back to Evernote but the incredibly small font size on iOS app with no way to change it per device is what’s keeping me away

Your advice on managing disruptive urges and what they might signal is incredibly insightful and practical. Thank you!

Was discussing with my Flat mate today the various reasons as to why we rush. I think often it can be due to feeling guilty cos we ‘wasted time’ earlier in the day doing something which was not a priority. However , as this video brilliantly explains, if I can give more assessment and planning to these activities, I usually just sneak into my schedule, I will have less need to rush, which of course can,sometimes, create problems.

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I detest the fact that the week view is easy to read with colour blocks and the month view just has a silly dot next to it.

Loved your efforts in making people life easier ❤

what is this widget on the left of the screen? ;-)

Just ordered! Thanks Carl!

👏👏👏👏👏 Great video! Thank you Carl. Less hustle, more taking care of yourself.

Just watched this and had to recommend this to all my friends. Great video and love the way you portrayed how not everything we do is a “waste of time”

Congratulations, Carl!!! What great news, my guru.

Hi carl, i have your book & working through the relevant videos. When in Todoist do you physically write the task in the time blocked section of your calendar. Or is just knowing what label in the calendar refers to the task & you refer to Todoist to see what needs to be done in that time block.

I use to push back on your advice of separating projects and tasks but I've finally come around to doing so the last 3 to 4 months and it's made a big difference. I use Todoist & Notion. Managing projects via Notion has been a game changer for me. Largely thanks to the database feature it lets me process them in stages making it really easy to track, plan, and execute. And I can view all of them using filters quickly so it doesn't require a bunch of scrolling. But taking your approach has allowed me to 10x my production workflow as well. Less managing and more doing. So thanks for that!

shifting to neutral is not a bad idea unless of course you're at the top of a hill.

I am at the beginning of a new and exciting chapter in my career. I stumble on you and your Evernote videos. You present thoughtful and frank views on planning and note-taking. I appreciate the tone and context of your conversation with the viewer. I appreciate your work and commitment to helping others find their systems, thus leading them towards success. Thank you!

Have you tried including an index at the notebook's front or back - or does scanning solve the potential problem of finding individual notes among the many pages of notes?

Carl, thanks for another great video and simple system that resonates with me. One question if I may- How are you using Priorities in your set-up now? Thanks!

Instant favorite!

It’s useful

I’m such a dolt, I didn’t even realise you could create a template in reminders. 🤦🏼‍♀️

Great advice. Thank you!

I like the term “protected time”, thank you

Really great video! "Listen to your body. " Yes!

Over planning….guilty as charged here.

First comment! Great video as usual.