10 Rules to Get Everything in Order

[@missypie1995]

I remember when I stopped trying to clean my house all in one go, and instead embrace the fact that I have ADHD and like to check things off. Now I have a reoccurring list in todoist of all the things to clean in each room and I just do what I can manage for 15 mins a day. It makes a huge difference on my motivation!

[@esskaym]

I've recently decided that I'm going to have to take this approach as well.

[@nielszwering2414]

Yea but if u live with an chaotic person u are cleaning all day and drain your energie too the point of burn out. People don't understand adhd

[@kevinklimack]

Thank you for this

[@LauraJKeller]

Consistency over perfection is such a game changer once it sinks in. You end up being a million times more productive!

[@miljansimonovic]

Thank you Naomi, I find your presentation style quite soothing and informative!

[@LittleMissMe806]

I live for these bloopers. They absolutely make my day

[@balancealchemist1326]

I am addicted to this series now ❤❤

[@solacestudios]

Timely video that showed up on my feed. I was in the midst of clearing emails and organizing tasks. I’ll keep these pointers in mind and revamp my to-do board view - yes the board view is my favourite! ❤

[@blacksaddle.]

I always get frazzled for having too many things that needs to be done and not planning ahead. This is very informative and helpful. Thanks

[@scottbridwell6827]

I appreciate the honesty in recognizing that everyone is at a different place and has different circumstances to deal with in their lives... that life is fluid. I think I can do this.

[@CarisaSanchez]

This was a great video. As someone who ebbs and flows when it comes to organizing and getting things done without guilt or frustration this video made a lot of sense to me

[@lucyramsden1718]

I have adhd and when I’m off my game I don’t even look at my todoist! When I’m on my game it helps me feel like a ninja 🥷. I’ve wobbled off my game in a big way over the last few months but this video has given me inspiration to face the doom of my neglected todoist. Thank you!

[@vickymadethis]

Perfect timing for a spring clean of my to do list!

[@DNaeAnding]

I'm a bit of a question-collector, so I loved the list at the end! So helpful!

[@coreyrobert701]

Great video! Thank you for sharing. As always, love the bloopers!

[@b1948j]

Thank you! Here's a fact: When you retire you're amazed at how you ever got any work done in your regular job with all the things you now have to do. And it never gets better! Sorry to be such a voice of doom. There are some days I just move all my chores to next week because they're so overwhelming that I know I won't get any of them done today. That's OK for the things that can be put off but can be a disaster for things like "put out the trash". (Don't laugh). I've been using ToDoist Pro for years now and I'm not sure what I would do without it. I probably would have post-it notes everywhere. Naomi - besides being delighted by your video - love the accent - I found several new ideas that I hope to add to my ToDo list. ;)

[@MrSteviep01]

Brilliant video Naomi as usual. I prefer to use the terminology strive for progress not perfection, by embracing consistency over perfection is what truly transforms average to excellence. Keep up the great work at DOIST.

[@JamesBorzani]

Another awesome, helpful and inspiring video. Thank you Naomi.

[@ramysami]

Great video as always. thanks Todoist team for the amazing work

[@joserafapp]

thank you so much for these tips, i really appreciate it

[@meganjalali]

“Done is better than perfect” Love this sentiment!

[@RyanPatrickOwens]

Great stuff. My favorite way to ensure I'm organized and always moving in the right direction is to "sharpen the saw" intentionally every week. I set five quarterly goals, which are based on my annual goals and are from each of these categories: family, social, professional, education, and spiritual. Every week, during my weekly review, the first thing I do is add one thing from each that will move me meaningfully toward my goal.

[@ChadLawson3]

I was already enjoying the bloopers, but “[incomprehensible despair]” is now officially my favorite subtitle of all times and the name of my next Depeche Mode cover band. But seriously… this was a really good video. I have pretty bad ADHD so forming habits is really hard. I’ve had to create a plethora of systems to help develop and sustain healthy routines. Most notably I have a project/list in my Todoist called ‘Habits’ for all the items that I need to do regularly but not every day. Daily items are subtasks under a repeating item like “Morning Routine,” “Evening Routine,” etc. So thanks again. I picked up a few new ideas and reinforced some others.

[@SohamJambhekar]

Had a yearly review planned for my birthday today and Todoist posted this video! Thank you for this - looking forward to reviewing the templates and answering the framework questions

[@lpcollins15]

The best video with tips and Ideas I have watched this year.

[@MonicaWadhwani]

It just stuck in my head, and I know I am going to rewatch this again and again because it is actually something I was looking for. Lovely way of explanation and so glad to see this. Thank you so much for the impactful video

[@arumituyub8018]

I really love todoist!

[@daybyday202]

You invite us to reflect on ourselves without a sense of guilt! That is very kind, and those questions you propose are precise! I need to start answering them ASAP

[@dbsgcs]

I have loved the Todoist app for many years. I love all things organization and am trying to be less perfectionist about it all. Thanks for the great videos.

[@angelawynne5788]

Thanks for the motivation and encouragement.

[@Make-N-Mod]

Thanks for the great organizational tips!

[@balancealchemist1326]

Great content ❤

[@JulieSheahan-jz8yi]

I cant believe I have waited so long to explore this! I must take action now! Thank you!!

[@dreamersdigital]

Wow, this is the most useful piece of advice I've seen for a very long time. So much essence in such a short video. I will save it and come back to it regularly as a reminder. Well done Naomi and well done Todoist! 👌

[@kevinmcaleer28]

Great video, particularly the letting go of habits that dont serve you.

[@lizaonion7109]

Thank you. This was helpful in a time of my life when I feel most disorganised. I can relate to many things you’ve mentioned and especially the fact it seems most people don’t care and perfection really resonates. will definitely give asking those questions a go and look at the todoist templates. Have a lovely day.

[@JuanRamirez-xc6kr]

Thanks for your videos Noemi. They are really very useful for me. keep it up please

[@debbiestern9512]

Very good information. I am enjoying your videos. Thanks!

[@clairegriffiths3690]

Loved this, thank you! As an ADHDer any help and advice is gratefully received!

[@shurikenhai]

I came for the Pomodoro's and plan on staying for all the other cool stuff! Very nice and as someone else mentioned already, soothing... when I'm really frantic inside my head about organizing my life. Hehe. Spot on! Thanks!

[@tta_training]

Excellent as always! Naomi's videos are informative, thought provoking, down to earth and most of all doable.

[@dwinti]

Thanks for this video. I wish a have seen it years ago to simplify my „organisation“. I will surely seeing the video some more times a looking what i could implement in my life. If theres a result i will come back in several weeks, and post my experience here.

[@Serdar_Kaleli]

Güzel, akıcı ve bilgilendirici bir video olmuş teşekkür ederiz.

[@turns9]

Great information and really well presented

[@johnnyboyich]

I'm still learning how to make the most of Todoist to develop new routines. Great advice, thank you!

[@simplified-partners]

I love this channel thank you so much for very impactful and helpful videos!

[@aubreyjenkinslord6861]

Such a helpful video, thank you! The piece that hit hardest for me was letting go of perfection.

[@jkanvik]

Wonderful again. I love the practicality of these videos. Will likely come back to the questions list at the end over and over again.

[@antonioa.silvajr.909]

Tks Naomi! My lige will change with your information. Thank you so much!

[@michaelcrooks1522]

Wow .. Naomi ... loved the accent and loved the video. So helpful... Easily laid and yet challenging when getting into the deat .... from West Fermanagh’s followed ❤😂🎉

[@ngoako]

Thanks for sharing. I definitely go on a task deleting spree once in a while because there's never enought time. So I prioritize and delete what's not important 😌 I also had weekly planning sessions once, but fell off. This makes me want to get back, and introduce the "review" part instead of just planning.

[@audratuttle196]

I really appreciate these videos. I’ve watched three so far. I’m taking notes and will incorporate these methods as an addition to what I already do.

[@vcbrancao]

I love it the 7th point.....so accurate!

[@kathybowers8425]

First time I've checked out the Todoist videos. This was excellent! Will definitely make watching your videos as part of my routine!

[@paulmartinez876]

Another great video! Keep it up, Naomi and Team Todoist!.

[@Lynnee92]

I love organization but just haven't had a structure to follow. Love all the videos!

[@christianval]

Great channel. Just discovered. Actually I have a mess on my personal and professional life, so I will eat my frog at first, trying to establish a Organization Sistem that works for me. I think Todoist will help a lot...!! Thanks Naomi, your videos are highly inspirational for me at this moment. Regards from Chile.!

[@lynetteorzlowski421]

Love the comment " Done is better than Perfection" I am so going to put this statement into practice. Thanks for sharing your great tips.

[@bryansmith3235]

I like your content. This message is very helpful!

[@bkdavis4928]

This was really helpful, thanks!

[@yawp77]

I found framing questions at the end of this video very helpful. Thanks!

[@GiovanniBarros]

A really nice video! Thank you so much!

[@Arteadriano]

Thanks for sharing those tips, some i already do, but others look very interesting to try

[@DarylSamsoodeen]

Thank you for this video, I've been meaning to read that article but never had the time to sit down and read it. 😅

[@moneyman1955]

Very helpful and informative. I'll need to watch it a few more times (and take better notes).

[@tfrcom]

I am starting with this, looking forward to sharing great results

[@JF-sf9cg]

Thanks for the framework questions. Lots of food for thought.

[@lyn-marisnyman5906]

Actionable points I'm excited to try it thanks Naomi and Todoist

[@soumyakonjerla8972]

I'm going to start using this todoist from today. I want to declutter my life

[@kelvinbaggs]

Thanks Naomi, another great video. As a GTD enthusiast, I love the extra thoughts and framework offered in this video. :)

[@Adena501]

5:02 Love the YNAB mention! I’m as big of a fan of it as I am Todoist.

[@sumayya.usmani]

I’m looking forward to putting these tips into practice !

[@phedran]

I really appreciated this video. So often these kinds of things come off as very ableist, and as someone who struggles with a cocktail of chronic pain, neurodivergence, and caring for someone else on a daily basis, these things are complicated! Would love more videos in this vein, and especially anything tailored to ADHD/Autism, and dealing with variable energy and ability levels. Still gonna keep asking for a habit tracker in Todoist too! I just renewed my Todoist for another year 💪 so I'd rather give my chance to someone that can't afford it.

[@DNaeAnding]

I loved this video! I'm a bit of a question-collector, so I really enjoyed the list at the end.

[@mishellhy]

I don't know if I am here to listen to organization tips or her lovely accent. She has beautiful elocution.

[@geonijushanth]

Thank you for the insights

[@jakkietisa1999]

I love this app and all the support provided, such as these videos! Thanks!

[@JohnMichlig]

Helpful - and it bolsters my "mental acquisition" when I write it out in my notebook.

[@georgemejia7195]

thanks you Naomi

[@tanjaschmidt5500]

Great video, I find the framework questions very empowering. Thank you!

[@AlejandroGermanRodriguez]

Thank you for the video. A task manager + calendar + project manager I´d add.

[@sherryterry1]

Great video & insights. Looking for the templates that are mentioned...

[@asif-ho4mz]

very effective and helpful video wow did give me a new perspective or i would say angel too see things differently thnak you very much really appreciated it subscribed will follow the rest

[@triciakimmel59542]

Super helpful!

[@roccorende5680]

I love so much your videos! I find them very veeery helpful everytime!

[@SJ-pw6uo]

Useful ideas. Thanks

[@Cre8ionz.]

really enjoy this content, helpful 👍🏼

[@todoist]

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[@JaintikaNarsai]

I love these types of videos, really useful. Thank you!

[@nazariiyeremenko9407]

Great framework discussion, thanks!

[@tbcs1983]

Thank you, Naomi.

[@Motman007]

Thank you i enjoyed your concepts. Thank you for sharing

[@ViktoriiaYurkova]

This was very inspirational for me, thank you!

[@tao4mike]

Thanks for the tips. I definitely struggle with the one about perfection :)

[@ghalebalrefai3046]

I just love Todoist videos

[@BigSaaSsolutions]

Thank you again. Very helpful video.

[@LiteraTec]

Good tips. It's good to review, even having the tools like Todoist it can become stale and just a tick box exercise.

[@JeromeFe]

Thank you. I liked the Framework question part at 10:20 Thank you 🙏

[@Raroh24]

Helpful and inspiring as usual. Thanks

[@petere5065]

Great video - sent this on to a buddy of mine as well!

[@aiyegbajejeomotayo2711]

This is quite insightful

[@dmytro.dubinin]

Very useful information. Thanks!

[@blueskyhorsemanship3068]

Very helpful ❤ Thanks for this inspiration 😊