The most popular posts in 2018

It’s time to look back and summarize the most popular posts in 2018.

Todoist is popular

I find that in general, productivity is a popular subject, with GTD and Todoist as the most popular posts. On the top of the list is my comprehensive guide on Todoist Filters.

Most popular posts in 2018

1. The ultimate guide to Todoist filters

This is the most complete guide ever written about filters in Todoist.

The ultimate guide to Todoist filters

Here you will find everything worth knowing about filters in Todoist. Filters are great, both for getting an overview and when you need to be laser focused.
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2. My Todoist GTD setup – Part 1: Projects, contexts, and actions

Since Todoist is much more that a GTD tool, it can be hard to find out how to set it up in the most optimal way. Based on all the feedback, I think I hit the bullseye.

My Todoist GTD setup – Part 1: Projects, contexts, and actions

Having a good digital tool to help you organize your Getting Things Done system is essential. In this post i'm showing you how to set up Todoist for GTD.
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3. My Todoist GTD setup – Part 2: Weekly Review and Focus Horizons

Managing your GTD weekly review and horizons of Focus can be a challenge. Here is a detailed guide on how to do that in Todoist.

My Todoist GTD setup – Part 2: Weekly Review and Focus Horizons

The Weekly Review is a fundamental component in GTD. Next up, when you master the basics, you should start thinking about Focus Horizons. This will take your productivity and your personal drive to the next level.
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4. The best trip planner for 2018: The combination of App in the Air and TripIt

The popularity of this post was a surprise. To me, this is a statement to the fact that managing your trips is a challenge – even in the connected world we are living in.

The best trip planner for 2019: The combination of App in the Air and TripIt

Finding the best trip planner can be a cumbersome ordeal. After years, of testing different apps, I can conclude that the best trip planner is the combination of App in the Air and Tripit. Read on to find out how and why.
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5. How to organize Evernote – My secrets revealed

Evernote is a great place to store information. Figuring out how to organize all your stuff can be tricky. The fact that this post made it to number five on my list of most popular posts, is a sign that I’m not alone in my struggle.

How to organize Evernote – My secrets revealed

Evernote has become my personal knowledge base and my go-to place for storing all kinds of information. In this post, I share my secrets on how to organize Evernote.
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6. How to spice up Gin and Tonic – Creative recipes to try

The popularity of this post is a sure sign that gin is still getting more and more popular.

How to spice up Gin and Tonic – Creative recipes to try

It's time to spice up Gin and Tonic. Forget the old highball glass with gin, tonic, ice and a lemon wedge. Play around with new tonic brands, spices, and fruits to give this iconic summer drink a total makeover.
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7. 10 tips for getting the most out of Todoist

Here is a buch of tips on how to use Todoist.

10 tips for getting the most out of Todoist

Todoist is a power tool if you take the time to learn all of the features in the different apps, add-ins, and other integrations. Here is a list of my ten most useful tips to get the most out of your Todoist account.
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8. GTD Horizons of Focus – A framework for success

A lot of people struggle to get started with the Horizons of Focus. I know that this post has helped a number of people getting started.

GTD Horizons of Focus – A framework for success

The GTD Horizons of Focus is a framework for how to align your daily actions to your visions, goals, and life-purpose. Done right, it will place you in the captain's seat for controlling the rest of your life.
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9. My 15 best Todoist tips – Things you didn’t know was possible in Todoist

Even I learned a thing or two writing this post.

My 15 best Todoist tips – Things you didn’t know was possible in Todoist

Todoist is a flexible tool with a lot of more or less hidden features. Here is a list of Todoist tips, possibly with a bunch of things you didn't know was possible in Todoist.
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10. The 5 steps of GTD and the tools I use in each step

People implement the Getting Things Done methodology in so many different ways. Here, I gathered what has worked for me.

The 5 steps of GTD and the tools I use in each step

Here I'll cover the 5 steps of GTD and the tools I use in each step. These five steps are the backbone of any GTD implementation. Having the right tools will make the process a lot easier.
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My personal favorites

The post that was most fun was the Tonic test. My wife and I gathered four other gin nerds for a tonic tasting. We tasted 23 different tonics, took notes, and had a really good time, even before we started adding gin.

What’s the best tonic water for gin and tonic? – 22 tonics tested

Ever wondered what's the best tonic water for gin and tonic? Together with some friends, I tested 22 different tonics. So that by the end of this blog post, you should know.
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One of the posts that fascinated me the most during research was when I wanted to create an overview of all the ways you can add a task to Todoist.

How to add tasks in Todoist – A complete guide to all 19 ways

There are many ways to add tasks in Todoist. Here you will get a detailed overview of how to do this by using a keybord, your voice, or automation.
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The market for gin has been growing for years. Last summer, it was a lot of speculations among ginterested people about the coming burst of the gin bubble. My gut feeling was that this was not true. It turned out that I was more right than I dared to hope.

No, the gin bubble isn’t bursting – Here is why

To all gin lovers: Relax! There is no gin bubble. Here is why I think we are not going to run out of gin in the foreseeable future.
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Thanks for sharing my blog posts

A special thanks to those who share my content. At the end of the day, the number of readers is the true measure of success. Shure, writing is fun and I learn a ton of stuff during research, but if no one wanted to read and share my blog posts, I would never had done this for close to three years. Again, thanks for sharing.

Thanks for all the feedback

I want to thank everyone that has reach reached out to me in some way. The comments and emails mean a lot to me. The best is to hear how some of my post about productivity has helped other people.

Did any of my blog posts mean anything to you?