It can be a bit complex to set up (it took me a while to figure it out) but it is definitely worth it and saves u a lot of time. Smart guy.🙏🏼

Thank you 🙂

You’re right it is a powerhouse.

For me, morning and closing-down routines are habits. I don't need the reminders.

You're very welcome.

It's certainly very close to achieving that now.

I do hope Apple keep it simple. In my experience, highly featured apps kill productivity by making organising stuff more appealing than doing stuff.

You can download a CSV file template. Then you can import that each morning.

yeah, but that reminder is not deleted in a widget, it is only synchronized again, do you know how to solve that?

@@yostin1548 Im not sure if i get what you mean. But if you tick a point off in the reminder widget, it disappears and moves in the completed section/folder. And the next day it will be created again. If you want your reminders categorised in days another alternative is that you make a shortcut that first creates a new list (you can name the list with the variable „current date“ + daily habits for example) and then add reminders to the new created list. But afaik you need to choose the new list manually in the widgets apps every day, if you want to see it there. Dont forget to set an automation that starts this shortcut at a certain time. If you add your daily reminders always to the same list you dont have this problem.

I did consider that but decided that if you automate this, you will eventually begin to ignore it. Taking positive action (introducing the new list each morning) you are being intentional and that will help you to focus better.

I am following this answer!

Nope. Reminders is an app of interest, but Todoist does so much more and works brilliantly. I don't switch apps that work. I do videos on Reminders because a lot of people are not interested in third-party apps; they just want to get work done.

Ah, then you have a lot of tasks floating around in your system. This way you retain complete control and as you should be clearing them daily there’s no errant tasks floating around.

Here you go: support.apple.com/en-us/108996

The shortcut is for Reminders to automatically create the list from your templates.

You could. This is about building habits, and resetting the day each day aids in habit building. (it also helps you stay focused on the morning routine without tasks getting skipped or missed)

You could, but that will result in a lot of overdue tasks that will very quickly overwhelm your system.

@@Carl_Pullein that’s true unless you delete the task when done.

You're not going to complete all these tasks every day. There will be days when you miss or skip some (we're human, after all). This will then leave you with a mess of a task manager with incomplete tasks all over the place. Doing it this way resets your day each morning, and you can get focused again.

Ah, but now you can have fun setting up some templates 🙂

There are some people who need that little help to get their day started. Plus, anyone new to building morning routines often needs a checklist to help build the habit.

You are.