Little guidesfor a calmer week.
Cosy, practical reading for anyone looking after a list or a small team: how to block out your day, what your three priorities can mean, and how to choose or switch tools without losing a week.
- 5 min readHow to time-block your day with a task listTime-blocking just means giving each task a slot in your day instead of a place on a list, and it can make a busy day feel surprisingly calm. Here's how to do it with a simple task list, which tasks to block (and which to leave alone), and what to do when the day has other ideas.Emilo team, 22 October 2026
- 6 min readTrello vs Asana vs Emilo for a team of 5 to 20If you're a team of 5 to 20 choosing a task tool, you've probably got three tabs open already. This guide sets out the published prices, what you get for them, how long each takes to set up, and how to tell which one will feel right for your team.Emilo team, 22 October 2026
- 6 min readMoving your team off Trello without losing a weekSwitching tools is mostly typing things in again, and that's usually where teams lose a week. Here's what to move, what to leave behind, how to keep the old board as a safety net, and how to get the whole thing done in a relaxed afternoon.Emilo team, 22 October 2026
- 5 min readPriorities that actually mean something: high, medium, lowMost priority systems go wrong in the same way: give it a month and everything is High. This guide gives you a definition for each of the three levels that your team can really use, a simple cap that keeps High meaningful, and a five-minute weekly reset.Emilo team, 22 October 2026
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