The Power of the Done List
By Jason Brubaker
Have you ever felt that traditional to-do lists don’t work for you? If you’re running your own business, leading a team, or just trying to ...
Discover the done list where you can capture every task you’ve completed. This powerful complement to the to-do list is essential for anyone striving for peak productivity.
By Jason Brubaker
Have you ever felt that traditional to-do lists don’t work for you? If you’re running your own business, leading a team, or just trying to ...
By Janet Choi
The person who’s going to complete all the tasks on your list is not you. It’s some superhuman version of you, who gets all the ...
By Willa Rubin
Product design is all about tradeoffs—and when we designed I Done This 2.0, we had a lot to consider. We added new functionality, like blockers. ...
By Elizabeth Grace Saunders
As Chief Happiness Officer, Ginni ensures that iDoneThis is helping teams and companies stay connected, enhance productivity, and improve their inner work life. Every so ...
By Walker Donohue
If you’re a product person, you’ve probably spent a lot of time obsessing over the minute details of your app. You’ve spent hours tweaking the ...
By I Done This Support
This is a guest post by Mathilde Collin from Front. Be sure to check out the Front Blog for more tips on managing team emails. Transparency helps ...
By Willa Rubin
Inching towards the new year means it’s time to reflect on what went well, and what could be improved—especially if you’re thinking about performance reviews. ...
By I Done This Support
The more you write on your “Done List,” the less likely your co-workers are to read what you write. 81% of educated people don’t even ...
By Sasha Rezvina
What do some of the most well-known companies today (Pinterest, Yelp, Box, POPSUGAR, Asana, MailChimp) have in common? They all care immensely about their brand ...
By Jason Brubaker
By Janet Choi
By Elizabeth Grace Saunders
By Walker Donohue
By I Done This Support
By Willa Rubin
By I Done This Support
By Sasha Rezvina