The Top 9 Productivity Myths That Just Aren’t True
And 9 more helpful alternatives you should be doing instead

And 9 more helpful alternatives you should be doing instead

In-Gear Media, a 13-person marketing and production agency, moved from Asana to Todoist because they needed to build a system their own way. Here's how they set it up to keep client work, involving content teams out in the field daily, on track.
Why teaching is the key to understanding

With Todoist and Claude, the team at AI consultancy GO First built an automated system that impresses clients by ensuring next actions never slip through the cracks.
We've created a feature that keeps our users informed in the rare event an outage occurs.
“To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.”
A short, yet effective mental checklist for disagreeing in a way that’s guaranteed to win coworkers’ respect
Your comprehensive guide to avoiding all-nighters and staying (relatively) sane this semester
Go from tossing and turning to restful sleep.
"Sorry, I'm too busy for anything important right now"
Meetings aren't bad, they're just wildly overused — and they cost your team more than you may realize
Managers want to go back to the office. Employees aren’t so sure.
Currently reassessing their life, one reader asks about the best steps towards a radical career change.

Because smooth collaboration shouldn't feel like managing a project about your projects.
A manager and his team navigate the rocky transition to remote work
Learn how your fellow Todoisters use filters to save time and get more done every day
Get more done with these tools...no matter where you work!
Spend more time reading about productivity than actually getting things done? This article is for you.
A remote working father of two asks how to create a routine when unexpected interruptions are inevitable

Learn how remote companies achieve high employee retention through a culture of trust, calm, and flexibility –– with advice from the Todoist team.
Don’t let your email inbox turn into yet another task list. Use Todoist to achieve Inbox Zero instead.
On a remote team, everyone is a writer. Here's how to do it well...
Google, Apple, and Facebook all seem to think so, but here’s why we shouldn’t let ourselves off the hook just yet.
Working from home makes socializing a challenge, but there are many small ways to connect