One hundred wishes vs Roadmap

The technique of "100 wishes" is an exercise to define your wishes and goals. You compose a detailed wish list, from which you choose the most desirable. And then - you can easily make a list of goals and priorities for the next month, six months and a year. How to write a list of 100 wishes? Use the questions as a clue: ∙ What do I want to do? ∙ What do I want to try? ∙ What do I want to learn? ∙ What are my material desires? ∙ What do I want to change? Walk through the written and next to each point specify how much this is important to you. For example - an extremely important and exciting wish - to pay a monetary debt. You are in debt, you are not sleeping well and are nervous about this. You can specify a maximum priority. Or vice versa. Insignificant desire, the realization of which will not change life. Example - "I want a new mobile phone." While you wait, a new model will be on sale. Updating the gadget will not make your life better, i.e. you can set a minimum priority. Exercise gives impetus to development and self-realization. While your wishes rest in your mind, they seem unworkable and unordered. Sometimes they just forget. Having written them down, you will understand - there is nothing complicated and impossible.

The Roadmap helps you organize your everyday routine. You can create an unlimited number of nested lists and put tasks inside them. You can create different types of tasks: - Task - a checkbox item you can complete manually - Goal - a list with progress tracking in percent - Shopping - a task where you can add a price tag in your chosen currency - Countdown - shows a countdown to a specific date - Counter - helps you count workout reps or books you've read, for example - Stopwatch - start counting days, hours, and minutes from a specific moment, for example smoke-free days - Rating - give anything a star rating, for example build your own ranking of coffee blends **Planning:** Each task can have a deadline or a date range. The app shows your plan for today and for the week, so you don't forget anything. **Notifications:** Set up notifications for each task. Notifications can be one-time or repeating. **Siri:** Ask Siri to do "Roadmap new task" or "Roadmap add shopping" without even opening the app. **Shortcuts:** Advanced users can create their own workflows in Apple's Shortcuts app. Roadmap lets you automate list and task management. The list of available shortcuts will keep growing. **Spotlight Search:** You can search tasks, lists, and goals right from Spotlight. **Application settings:** - Default list to add tasks to - Chose main color - Setup default currency