Here are 3 ways I deal with recurring tasks: App developers get harassed day and night to roll them out yesterday - and for good reason. "Recurring reminders" is probably the #1 feature request. I make it repeat by manually dragging and dropping it to the next day on my Kanban board. Practice your Portuguese on Duolingo." Actually, I have a recurring task set up in Kanbana (iOS app) to remind me of that.
Haha, as I write this, I just got interrupted with a Duolingo notification on my lock screen: " Learning a language requires a little practice every day.
but just to peek into another perspective, watch the following 1-minute Star Trek (TNG) video I clipped, just for you - Throwback Thursday style: We're going to take a super quick look at the idea of recurring tasks, and how one might slot them into your task-management system. and then there are those tasks or activities we choose to make part of our routine. They're mostly a required part of our routine. Here's one aspect of things lining up for us: Recurring tasks. It also depends on what you want out of life. it depends on your prioritization system. But can we get our lives to line up something like this? Just a teeny tiny bit? Sure. Why can't our paths to success and happiness be lined up in this way, one doable task at a time? I'm sure you could tell me a couple of reasons why this would not be the most ideal - especially the fact that we often learn from and grow as a result of our mistakes. We simply do the perfect set of activities each day, one after the other. You tackle all of those tasks one at a time without wasting any effort - no restarts, no mistakes. Imagine that all of your tasks in life laid ahead of you on one straight line. A definition of "space-time continuum": "In the space- time continuum of General Relativity, events are defined in terms of four dimensions: three of space, and one of time, with one coordinate for each dimension we continuously "move" along the time dimension." All your ducks in a row
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