Workflowy

Create a top-level bullet for the project name.

Add sub-bullets for each phase or milestone.

Further break down each phase into individual tasks.

Assign deadlines and priorities to each task using tags.

Track progress by collapsing completed tasks.

Create a top-level bullet for the meeting date and time.

Add sub-bullets for agenda items or discussion topics.

Record key decisions and action items under each topic.

Assign owners to action items using tags.

Share the notes with attendees after the meeting.

Create a top-level bullet for the day or week.

Add sub-bullets for each task.

Prioritize tasks using tags or indentation.

Mark tasks as complete by collapsing them.

Review and update the list regularly.

Create a top-level bullet for the topic.

Add sub-bullets for different aspects or subtopics.

Include notes, links, and resources under each subtopic.

Use tags for cross-referencing and categorization.

Regularly update and expand the knowledge base.

Create a top-level bullet for the article title.

Add sub-bullets for each section or chapter.

Outline the main points and arguments within each section.

Add supporting evidence and examples under each point.

Refine the outline before starting the writing process.

Create a top-level bullet for the day.

Use bullets to denote tasks, events, and notes.

Use signifiers to add context (e.g., a dot for a task, a circle for an event).

Migrate unfinished tasks to the next day or week.

Reflect on the day's accomplishments and challenges.