Productivity as a Lifestyle

Productivity as a Lifestyle - student project

 

 

The idea of this project is to be able to track the emails I get with different requests and add them as a Task on Microsoft To-Do. This will help me keep track of the work I need to do in the upcoming days. Also, integrate my different fitness activities into my work schedule now that I have a gym at my workplace. Finally, complete my last university semester like a champion and graduate as a Civil Engineer. 

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UPDATE:

I was able to add steps to my major tasks. At this time, I am using it to have a checklist of items I need to complete for each task. I have also been updating the New Project Template. 

And I found a way to copy email straight to Microsoft To-DO (see pictures below)

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Copying Emails to Microsoft To-Do:

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UPDATE - 2 

So far Microsoft To-Do has provided me the necessary means to keep track of my projects. As I get more involved in a different project and found a need to take my task list to meetings when usually someone asks me if a task was completed during the prior week. This has a little hustle since my To-Do was only on my desktop and I found my self second-guessing. The quicker solution for this problem was to go mobile with my Microsoft To-Do, so here are some pictures on my iPhone. 

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Update - 3 

Changing the icon is really easy. The first thing is to create a new list. Once created you open the list and try to change the name. This will give you the option to change the icon. I believe changing the icons helps with the main idea of the list. 

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