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Hello and welcome to episode 212 of the Working With Podcast. A podcast to answer all your questions about productivity, time management, self-development and goal planning. My name is Carl Pullein and I am your host for this show.

One of the problems many people face with their task manager is the volume of tasks that appear on their today lists. And even if you are vigilant about when you add a date to a task, there often is still far too many tasks on the daily list.

So, this week, I want to address that and share with you a few ways you can eliminate rather than accumulate tasks.

Now before we get to the question, this will be the final episode for a couple weeks. Don’t worry, we will be returning on the 10th January.

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Okay, it’s time to hand you over to the mystery podcast voice for this week’s question.

This week’s question comes from Gary. Gary asks, Hi Carl, I saw your recent video on how you have Todoist set up. I noticed you have very few tasks on your today list. Is that for real or was that just for show?

Hi Gary, thank you for your question and yes, that was for real.

Twice a year I show how I have evolved how I use Todoist, and in this videos I share my real Todoist account. Normally, I use a demo account.

So, how I achieve that is by focusing on elimination and being very very strict about what gets into my system.

Now, I should be careful here because I still collect a lot of stuff into my inbox. However, I am very strict on what goes from my inbox into my time sectors. This is where I practice the art of elimination. Let me ex

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