Daily lists can get ambitious. Monthly plans can get overwhelming.
Somewhere comfortably in the middle sits a week. And, as it turns out, that’s a rather useful amount of time to work with.
That’s where the Running List comes in.
Using an adaptation of the Alastair Method, it keeps your tasks together in one running list, helping you see
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These are my go to daily trackers for work! Perfect for jotting things down across multiple projects and new crises, and easy to visually triage throughout the week
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Lee · October 30, 2026
I am a list person, and always have been. I usually have all separate lists in all different spots. Now I have all my lists in the one book, and I will be able to look back on them easily. Plus I enjoy writing my entries, and prioritising them. I especially enjoy crossing them off!
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Fiona · October 30, 2026
This is the perfect notebook for me. I keep a running list of work tasks on one side and home/life tasks on the other. Carry over the undone tasks week to week and I’m much better at remembering everything. Simple but effective.