Ep 37 Why on Earth do You Still Have That Returns

On this episode of A to B Podcast we are bring back, a little segment called, Why on Earth do you Still Have That? Bethany confronts Autumn on something she has been holding on to for 10 years!

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To-Do List Apps

Do you use an app to keep your to-do list in order? In Episode 7, Making a Better To-Do List, we worked on decluttering our To-do lists. Now inspired by the reviews of task management apps on the podcast, Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast, Episode 332, Bethany wants to revamp her to-do list app.

Apps mentioned:

Wunderlist (Apple/Android)
todoists (Apple/Android)
OmniFocus (Apple Only)
Things 3 (Apple Only)
Habitica (Apple/Android)

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Why on Earth Do You Still Have That?

Back in the early episodes of A to B Podcast we had a segment called, Why on Earth Do You Still Have That? We even celebrated our 10th episode by recapping our previous love it or lose it polls which answered the question, “why on earth do we still have that”?

I’m bringing it back this episode to question my own reasoning for keeping teacher supplies from my previous career. I did get rid of most things over the years but I’m still holding on to a few posters and big books I spent so much time and energy creating for my students. Why? Why am I still keeping those items? What good are they in my garage not being used by anyone?

Yes, I did get them down to share with my own kids but that was literally for like 20 minutes. Then back up into the garage they went. Here are a few of my favorite big books that I spent so long creating.