I'm so glad to hear someone else with the same complaint as me! I also have the best of intentions to get organized and implement all the necessary 'systems' but I rarely maintain any of them or revisit them. I don't know what the solution is. I know making it a habit and part of a daily or weekly routine would help but I haven't tried to just stick with anything for even a week! One thing that does help me is to put my calendar over my kitchen trash can and I write everything there. I can't miss it and don't miss an appointment and see what my week looks like all the time. If it was a calendar I'd have to remember to pull from somewhere, I'd never look at it. So maybe that's the answer to lists. Post them somewhere you,re frequently spending time. Please let me know if you've come across other ideas!

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Lists kill me. I have thousands everywhere. But it's like taking notes at school, you write it down and forget it happened... I could better rely on memory than on a list (which is interesting. I wonder if I had a bad memory--would I remember to look at a list and a list alone?).

I do know that there is one app that has helped me in the realm of cooking/cleaning. It is (of all things) a recipe app. I can create a shopping list that conviently creates itself from the recipes I choose and breaks it down into "sections" at the grocery store. I make one trip through the grocery isle, checking off each item in each section. All I had to do is move the recipe I wanted into the shopping list, VOILA!! Instant! It revolutionized my ability to cook because now I make one trip a week and all the food items I need are already in a list for me. The app is AllRecipes (but you have to buy it).

Otherwise, I can't find anything useful! Hahahhahaha.

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