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Elon knows what everyone knows, that if you don’t control your time, your time ends up owning you. So if you want to manage your time, you learn to get yourself on a schedule.

Sorted 3 takes all of the best things from your to-do app regulars and combines them with a simple but effective time-blocking experience. Sorted says that the popular to-do app, Things 3’s user interface experience, inspired some of their design ideas. But where Sorted excels is in ultimately helping to promote scheduling as a positive daily routine.

Whether you are waiting for a co-worker to get a document back to you or following up with a potential client, we’ve all experienced that awkward feeling of requesting to get a status update.

This is where the power of storytelling comes into play. The words, “Just imagine…” (much like when kids hear the words, “Once upon a time…”) grabs people’s attention while allowing them to visualize their lives after they’ve made a decision.

Much like the phrase above “How would you feel if?” the words, “Just imagine…” help people to see what their lives would be like after making this decision. Like Phil said, “If we can’t see ourselves doing something, the chances of us doing it are slim to none.”

A few years ago I was struggling to make a decision about which direction to take my career. One evening, however, my wife sat me down and said, “You’re going to drive yourself insane if you don’t make a decision. The way I see it, you have three options. You can either continue doing what you are doing and drive yourself into the ground, cut back on consulting work to make more time to write, or go all-in on the work you love. You’re going to choose the last option eventually anyway. So what’s the point in delaying the inevitable?”

As human beings, we want to make our own decisions. But at times, we need a push. The next time you are trying to persuade your child, co-worker, or client, remember the “3 options” technique. You may find that by presenting them with clear options that make it easy for them to decide, you both end up getting what you want.

I was heartbroken about this. There was not one app known that effectively combined both to-dos and my calendar tasks into one. (At least not for a reasonable price.) That was until I stumbled upon a lesser-known app that was slowly switching its infrastructure and user base from its second app iteration into a new one, Sorted 3.

So how does one person launch rockets into space, carve tunnels under Los Angeles, fashion homes with reliable battery and solar technology, and create a massively successful electric car company? To no one’s astonishment, Elon Musk keeps track of his days.

The time-blocking method’s fundamental vision is to know that you have something scheduled for every waking hour of your day. I ran into a few problems trying to apply this method within the modern scheduling platforms. Calendars were a mess, and before, I tried apps like Todoist and Things 3. But I still felt like the only concrete way to block out my time was to use an old stock calendar app. (gross)

While there are many methods of scheduling, Elon Musk schedules his day by a method called time-blocking. And after being adjusted to fit your work-life balance, I have found that this method can maximize productivity. It is time-blocking that I find works best for my life when used correctly to fulfill my goals. Time-blocking is often controversial because many think that scheduling every minute of your day can lead to reduced work quality or stress. Still, I have found that it works best for me rather than not doing it and letting individual pockets of time go to waste.

Instead of using strong language like “You told me you’d get back to me on Tuesday!” pad your language with softer words like “I’m guessing you haven’t gotten around to….” According to Phil, this not only allows people to save face. But it also preemptively cuts to the heart of most people’s biggest excuse — aka “I’m sorry. I haven’t gotten around to it yet.”

Before reading this product review, I wanted to state that I have no direct affiliation with the Sorted team. I am only a daily user of the app. I also wanted to say that this is my first ever product review. And I want anyone reading this to know I will only ever recommend products that I have used for more than three months, as I believe I have created a strong enough opinion on said product. And if a said product has provided immense value to my life, I will write about it. The IOS app I recommend today, I am an everyday user of, who loves utilizing Sorted 3’s capabilities for total daily productivity.