Own your day

Simple daily structure for ambitious minds

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You’re not lazy! Just overloaded

Most people confuse activity with progress.

Too many tasks. Too many tabs. Too many ideas

You feel behind even when you work all day

Focused people win. You deserve clarity

Built for high performance

“I created 11 Tasks system because I couldn’t find a planner that matched the intensity of my life”

Yaroslava Weidersjö

Founder of 11 Tasks Journal

The 11 Tasks System

Visible progress toward big goals that truly matter.

3 steps every morning. That is it!

Decide on your big goals

Write down Goals and Subgoals which will take you closer to your dreams

Choose your 11

  1. Important and Urgent - Non negotiable

  2. Important Not Urgent - Align with goals

  3. Urgent not Important - Daily demands

  4. Not Urgent Not Important - Comfort tasks

Choose 11 tasks per day and categorize them by priority type:

General list for the rest

Keep a General list for everything that flows in your mind

Clarity Starts today

Foundation for 11 Tasks System

What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important
— Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States (1953-1962)

Throughout his career, he faced high-stakes decisions daily. Over time the principles of this quote resulted in a powerful framework know as “Eisenhower Matrix”:

Most people react to what is Urgent Not Important like emails, last-minute requests, constant notifications.

But real progress lives in the quiet zone: what’s Important Not Urgent. That is where your growth happens.

See what the community says

Real people. Real clarity. Here is how the 11 Tasks method changed their lifes.

Using the 11 tasks journal helped me slow down and create a bit of distance from mental noise of every day life. Writing things down, makes it easier for me to see what matters. Not all tasks are equally as urgent.
— Alannah Browne, 24
It’s a smart system of task importance allocation fit for organized people that already write down to-to lists weekly or daily.
— Anastasia Volfson, 30
The 11 tasks journal gives me a smooth structure that helps me clearly see what is actually important and urgent. Instead of filling my list with small things that can wait, I am constantly reminded of what really matters, because the journal is always right in front of me.
— Thea Sanne, 21
I used the 11 tasks journal mostly on weekends and some evenings, especially when my head felt full and I needed to get things out on paper. I really appreciated that it was physical, it simply feels like a better space to write things down than anything digital.
— Martina Löfquist, 29

Imagine your days like this:

You know exactly what matters

You stop overworking

You finish what you start

You move your life forward daily

and become the kind of person who executes on your goals

Without 11 Tasks Journal

The alternative

Scrolling

Reacting

Rewriting to-do lists
Being busy but not progressing


Another year gone….

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