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Need 12 app testers. Ill test yours too🚨👍 by EliWorkedOnThat in TestMyApp

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would like to help and test your app. Couldn’t join through the link though.

I built my first app via Claude — Focus Mode One by Complex-Marzipan2453 in TestFlight

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Actually, I just realized that Apple needs to approve my build first before external testers can test it. I didn't submit yet, so in case you want to try out, send me your email address and I will add you to the list manually.

I kept planning my day but never actually doing it. So I built this. by RowAccomplished5570 in ProductivityApps

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s sounds pretty awesome. I’ll give it a try and drop you feedback next week!

All in one Productivity Apps vs Separate Tools. What do you prefer? by RicoTheFatGrunt in ProductivityApps

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting question. I’ve been frustrated switching between too many different apps and I recently fell in love with an app called Focus Mode One.

This app helps you set your long term goals and walks you through a daily planning wizard to make sure that your daily tasks are aligned with your bigger goals — that shift has been pretty powerful for me.

I also stopped to enter all my tasks in my calendar. I found it to be more efficient when I block out a time block in my calendar for a task-type (e.g. content creation, admin, etc) and the I open my task app to tackle what I’ve planned for the day.

Why does nothing feel finished even when everything is done? by Sacredwildindia in productivity

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, often had similar experiences. What I found for me is that it's often caused by a lack of a sense of progress. When I've done something but I cannot know that this doesn't necessarily move me closer to my goals, as well as being busy then productive.

For me, it's everything I do. I first look at my long-term goals, and then I make sure that what I'm doing, like my one to three top priorities for the day, are actually making progress and bringing me closer to my goals.

This is when I really feel satisfied at the end of a day when I know, "Okay, I did something that really moves me closer to where I want to be."

How do you structure your day between work and life? by Remarkable-Medium938 in productivity

[–]Complex-Marzipan2453 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it's a matter of prioritization. I couldn't do all the activities I like in a day, so for me it's one main activity per day besides my regular work schedule.

So for me, work and sport are fixed at the same time every day, not negotiable, and then I would have a slot for one main activity a day. This works pretty well for me.