I use my task manager more than my calendar.

I rely on my task manager more than literally every other piece of technology in my daily life.

There is no replacements for my task manager and no other app has ever come close to this one.

This is the 5 a.m. Miracle, episode number 533, the best Getting Things Done Task

Manager and how I use it every day. Good morning and welcome to the 5 a.m. Miracle. I am Jeff

Sanders and this is the podcast dedicated to dominating your day before breakfast.

My goal is to help you bounce out of bed with enthusiasm, create powerful lifelong habits,

and tackle your grandest goals with extraordinary energy.

In the episode this week, I'll break down the nuts and bolts of my all-time favorite task manager, how I use

this task manager to keep me organized and going forward every day, and why you should consider

adopting a similar system even if your favorite tools are different than mine. Let's dig in.

My wife, Tessa, and I have been married now for just under 15 years, and one thing that has been true for the vast majority of our marriage has been the integration of Noseby, my all-time favorite task manager. You could argue

that I am as married to Noseby as I am to Tessa. It's not quite that intense, but that kind of is.

Now, Noseby that's spelled N-O-Z-B-E is a task manager that is designed and built by an amazing guy named Michael Slowinski

and his team in Poland and their amazing work to create a task manager that is based on

David Allen's getting things done system. And I'll break down more of those details here

in just a minute. But one thing that I think is worth noting. It's worth telling the story of

is how I have integrated Noseby into my marriage. And this is going to sound odd at first,

but just follow this story. So if you know me, you know that I am very good at getting things done.

That's literally why I do this podcast. It's why I teach

productivity. It is one of my greatest skills is seeing a task and I can execute on that task,

get it done, organize it, filter it, renegotiate where it belongs. I just love to check

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