Leo, what systems do you use to organize and prioritize your work?

[Pineal]

I am trying to understand how you organized your habits, projects, and daily work during your early years compared with how you operate now.

Aside from your commonplace book and the Life Purpose Course, what external systems do you actually use? For example:

Calendar or fixed schedule

Daily task lists

Habit tracking

Journaling

Project-management systems

Systems for prioritizing competing goals

How many separate systems do you use, and which ones have remained useful over time?

After reading a lot of Metarationality and Meaningness, I think I understand why an overly rigid system cannot fully handle the nebulosity of real life, but I may be misunderstanding that. How do you balance structure with flexibility? When several valuable tasks compete for your attention, how do you decide what deserves your time that day?

I recently started using Obsidian for daily notes and journaling, but I am beginning to wonder whether I am complicating everything. Would a basic list and calendar be enough? What does your actual daily process look like?

I am also curious whether you use any repeatable process for becoming highly skilled at difficult things, such as computer programming. You have mentioned the brute-force method before. How does that method fit into your daily schedule without crowding out everything else?

I could really use some practical suggestions. Also, when do you expect the bootstrapping video to be released? @Leo Gura

[Leo Gura]

My work is not so complicated that it needs much infrastructure.

I keep most of my notes in Scrivner these days, where I do all of my writing for books, blogs, videos, courses, and notes.

Aside from that I don't use anything but my phone and whiteboards.

[Vido]

So no onenote? Now

[Joseph Maynor]

My work is to sleep good every night.  

[Leo Gura]

22 minutes ago, Vido said:

So no onenote? Now

I still have it but I mostly use Scrivner.

[Schizophonia]

Hi Pretty India

[Joseph Maynor]

You guys use this nerdy tech?