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Looks really cool but also seems like something I would get into procrastinating my actual to-dos
I have a great technique for this.
First, pick some to do software. Start adding things as you remember them, and ticking them off as you do the. Soon you will find you are adding things to the list much faster than you are ticking them off!
Now here's the trick: find some new to do software, and start adding your to dos to that one instead! Ignore the previous list.
Repeat! It's like magic!
Getting an empty list in such a short time, an amazing technique!