Write a possible solution

[sayanarijit]

Write a possible solution for the problems found in #48.

I'll use the knowledge I gained from the book Getting Things Done With Work-Life Balance along with my experience of developing software to come up with a possible solution.

Ref: #46

[sayanarijit]

I use a tool or a combination of tooling, ecosystem and community that:

• Helps me understand the nature of information, and what's causing me the
  actual stress.
• Helps me discover unintuitive task organization skills and make them feel
  intuitive.
• Assures me that whatever I'm doing is really the best thing I could be doing.
• Makes me feel in control, no matter what comes at my way.
• Helps me get back control after losing it.
• Helps me handle the unexpected.
• Helps me collect stuff in "In Basket" from different sources, efficiently.
• Helps me find potential tasks for "In Basket".
• Helps me clarify things and find the next action.
• Helps me get organized and stay organized, putting minimal possible effort.
• Helps me review tasks, projects, objectives, goals, vision and purpose from a higher
  altitude.
• Helps me prioritize tasks and decide what (not) to do.
• Reschedule tasks with different types of scheduling.
• Can handle different shapes & sizes of data.
• Is flexible enough to allow customization, configuration & hacking.
• Helps me detect and analyze procrastination and offer better ways to
  procrastinate.
• Helps me be always in motion.
• Helps me assess the system and improve it.
• Offers help, tips, hacks & wisdom from a community.
• Lets me see a broader view so that I have the freedom to tweak stuff.
• Guides me with how to do some task the best possible way.
• Is
  • Hackable
  • Efficient
  • Flexible
  • Intuitive
  • Easy to set up
  • Offline first
  • Privacy respecting
  • Available
  • Extensible
  • Capable
  • Reliable

[sayanarijit]

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