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task-manager
Design a personal task management system that actually works: capture, clarify, organize, review, and engage across any tool. Use when choosing or fixing how you manage tasks, or evaluating task apps.
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# Task Manager
## Overview
Tools don't manage tasks; systems do. Pick the workflow before the app — always in that order.
Every effective system answers five questions: where do I capture, how do I clarify, where does it live, when do I review, what do I do now?
Task management fails for four predictable reasons: slow capture, vague tasks, flat lists with no priorities, and no reviews.
Fix those four and almost any tool works — from a $10/month app to index cards.
Mental shift: your system exists to let you forget. If tasks live in your head 'just in case,' the system has failed.
