Today’s Solutions: March 29, 2024

Many studies have shown that note taking helps us distil the information we hear and remember it better than we would if we’d just heard or read it. Writing a to-do list is a similar mental experience. When you first think about the tasks you have to do, your brain decides which pieces of information to hang onto for later. That’s why to-do lists increase your productivity.

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