Thanks for your input. I've thought a bit more about this and tracking
what I did in the past isn't really what i want anyway. I just want to
get reminded of what I should be doing at the moment. But like you
said, you don't track brushing your teeth. It's just routine.

I think I'll just make a more thorough daily schedule and try to stick
with that.

That being said though, recurring stuff can probably be handled with
the tickler system. However this is probably only handy for things
that have to be done every week+.

On May 17, 10:57 am, jdunham <[email protected]> wrote:
> Maybe this is not what you wanted to hear, but the GTD system isn't
> really designed for tracking the past.  The whole point of GTD is to
> minimize the need to remember what you are supposed to do in the
> future, so you can concentrate on getting things done in the present
> (disclaimer: I don't really know anything; so go read the book!).
>
> If something isn't likely to be forgotten, then I don't use the mGSD
> system to track it.  For example, I don't have a tickler for brushing
> my teeth; I just do it.
>
> There are lots of good reasons for tracking things you have already
> done, but mGSD is not really set up for that. I would use a Google
> spreadsheet instead.
>
> However one idea is that you could use the notes field of the tickler
> to list the history of how you handled the tickler.  But you'll have
> to remember to edit it properly each time.  You could also just store
> the URL to your Google spreadsheet in the tickler's notes.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Jason
>
> On May 16, 6:13 am, Acidfire <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi, I'm wondering how you all handle daily recurring tasks. Personally
> > I do mnemosyne exercises and some fitness exercises every day and I
> > want to track how often I do them.
>
> > My idea is to have them pop up on my action list. Whenever I tick them
> > off they'll be back the next day. When I open the action tiddler I can
> > see what days I've ticked the action off.
>
> > Anyway this doesn't seem possible at the moment (I'm using mGSD), so
> > I'm hoping you have some easier way of handling tasks like that or
> > maybe give some GTD related insight. Thanks! :)
>
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