One of the most common questions people ask me is: How do you organize your time to do many things?
And here is the answer: I use a method called "dynamic agenda" or "dynamic schedule"
For a lot of years, I found myself creating a fixed schedule by creating events on Google Agenda and forcing myself to do them.
This never worked, because if I couldn't do one task, the next one would fail too.
Our mind judges us because we want to be better.
The dynamic agenda works like this
## Tasks
Ongoing tasks of my life
### Week
- [ ] Create a new note about my learnings
- [ ] Sketch new architecture of my side project
- [ ] Find new keywords to improve SEO
- [ ] Setup new analytics panel
### Today
- [ ] Sketch new architecture of my side project
- [ ] Find new keywords to improve SEO
- Every weekend, create a bunch of tasks you should do the next week.
- Every morning, get some tasks from the week to do on that day.
- When each cycle (week) ends, review what you did and check the reasons you failed tasks.
- Repeat.
Looks brilliant, isn't it? but it's just Agile Manifesto