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Key takeaways from Is there a perfect productivity system?

Let’s cut to the chase: there is no universally perfect productivity system. Instead of wasting time trying to copy-and-paste a system from a self-help book, everyone should intentionally design a… Open at source

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It’s sustainable. The more friction and effort, the less likely you are going to stick to your productivity system. How do you feel after a day using a system? If you are exhausted, chances are it’s not working for you.
It works for short-term and long-term goals. If your productivity system is a toolbox, it should contain tools that work for different timelines
everyone should intentionally design a system that works for them, based on their goals, their personality, and their obligations.
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