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Organize your life and complete tasks more reliably by using the right to-do app. These are the top performers we've tested.

Innovation is really fascinating in principle. But in practice, it might just be more trouble than its worth.

Can a superbly designed interface for task management make up for the lack of key features? For to-do list app Things 3, it's a legitimate possibility.

How a dozen academics found a way to forge good writing habits, not to mention friendship, via Zoom.

For those of us who can feel overwhelmed by our to-do list (or who just keep misplacing it!) ….. 

OmniFocus is a powerful to-do app for Apple devices, and if you're a subscriber, a web app as well. It's suited to people who follow the Getting Things Done methodology, but it doesn't support collaboration and it's pricey.

Best-selling author and photographer Levison Wood will share tales of what it is like to be an explorer in the modern world when he gives a talk in Buxton.

There's no denying Toodledo's power or its long list of features. But it takes a lot of customization and learning to get the app to work the way you want.

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The key is to find a way to mark the end of each job with a reward or tiny commemoration