I'm a junior in high school, so what my immediate source of stress this summer was, "How will I make everything fit?!". I realized time is finite, and there's only so much you can do in a day. So I combined time tracking with planning and allocation, and what results is a pretty friendly way to fight procrastination!
Well done @a9_io ! 👏 Same problem for me. I do Weekly planning for the week ahead every weekend since last year and it helps a lot.
Currently trying it and it looks great 👌
Great job, Max!
What's most impressive is that you've addressed a problem that people have throughout their entire lives. The fact that you've not only identified this need but created a solution for it at such an early age speaks volumes about your current and future potential.
You have a terrific life ahead of you, Max. Bon voyage! :)
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This is brilliant - Max, you're a Jr.?! Phenomenal job, looking forward to getting to grips with this.
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Great idea giving it a try! Is there a way to set up reminders for each task each day ? For example: I want every Saturday to read 1hour from 11am to 12pm and I want Liquidtime to remind me every Saturday at 11am that I need to read? The best way to complete a project is to have a routine so was wondering if you are helping with that too!
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Great job! I will be honest with you, I opened it without any hope. I though this was just another time tracking app. But I love it. It is simple and it is just like how i used to plan using paper and pen.
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hey @a9_io thumbs up ! very cool design and the mission is awesome, by the way for the repeat options to add a task you habe only (none,weekly, monthly) i think "daily" is a Must , do you plan to add it?
@otymix The rationale behind not including "daily" is that there's not really any point in estimating time for that :) at that point it's more of a habit thing which should be tracked differently. You can always use mirror mode with weekly though.
I'm a junior in high school, so what my immediate source of stress this summer was, "How will I make everything fit?!". I realized time is finite, and there's only so much you can do in a day. So I combined time tracking with planning and allocation, and what results is a pretty friendly way to fight procrastination!
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