How I do my WEEKLY REVIEW in TickTick 

I do a personal yearly review, a monthly finance review and I have quarterly OKR's that I check in with weekly with an accountability partner

@@LucasPrigge Thank you for taking the time to respond!

Unfortunately I don't have an iPad so I can't reproduce this issue, but I'll look into it once I get one

Thanks Lucas, I did check on my Mac and PC and they collapse just as yours. Just not on Mobile.@@LucasPrigge

Your second question is the answer to the first - I use the Personal Wiki list and its associated notes as my personal knowledge management system!

@@LucasPrigge Ok cool I suspected a bit but I wasn't sure ;-) I'd never really thought of using it as a second brain and I have to admit to having a few reservations about the storage capacity, the search function and the possible links between our notes. Tick Tick isn't a tool like Obsidian or Workflowy (which I use) that allows you to have an interesting and fluid zettelkasten. I'm looking for a minimalist productivity system that isn't a gas factory to set up, just simple and effective. I love Tick Tick, and I might think about putting my knowledge base in there too, but I'm afraid that would make it slower. Have you ever been tempted to use other tools to optimise your personal wiki?

Definitely been tempted, but I've found that my PKM is just too minimal to use another tool for it. I regularly clean it out and TickTick is able to handle it just fine with a couple hundred of notes. It feels great to have it all in one place. Workflowy is awesome too though, check out my video on it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Xc5NvpvYZgA.html

@@LucasPrigge Indeed, having everything centralised on tick tick certainly means less friction and more peace of mind. In any case, I find it interesting to have placed your PKM on this tool. It could be the subject of a video, because a lot of people wonder about PKM / second brain and can't find their way around tools like Notion , Obsidian, Evernote, ... an alternative is possible! 😅

Appreciate it! Link: lucas.reviews/ticktick

If you have the link to every separate video saved, I would invest some time in adding every video as a sub-task. That way, you can mark it complete video by video and continue where you left off at any time. Sidenote: you are always in control of whether something is 'overdue' or not - a task does not require a date association so if it doesn't have one, it'll never show as overdue.

@@LucasPrigge I found the answer in reddit. It's so simple, if you go to duration and create a task for duration of several days, it never goes to overdue. Just wanted to share my solution, thanks huge fan of your content.