In this article we describe some basic practices to start working with ByCycle.
1st Challenge – Record your life
We start the 1st challenge for users of ByCycle and holders of $Bycycle Token.
We invite you to try one simple and extremelly powerful self-organising routine.
Conditions
1. Register with ByCycle Tool. Unless you have already done it.
2. Fill in Calendar for 1 week.
3. Make screenshot of your Calendar and send it to us.
All participants will receive rewards in $Bycycle Token!
Example
When you will register with ByCycle Tool your calendar will look exactly like this:
Calendar view after registration – 5 days mode
After you fill in Calendar for a week, it shall look something like this:
Calendar view after 1 week of filling it with activities – 7 days mode
There is no correct or incorrect way of filling in Calendar.
The main idea is to create a clear picture of your week and to motivate you to value your attention.
Reward
1000 $Bycycle Token.
Due Date
Whenever you are ready.
ByCycle is a beautiful and simple tool for work planning and team collaboration.
Try ByCycle for free and see how it works for you.
Check our gallery for more pictures of ByCycle.
For any questions or comments, feel free to contact us here.
Task Management
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In this video we show how to create a task directly from Calendar and how to add activities to this task.
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Practical time management and breaking free from "I am busy" excuse, by Seyi Tosin.
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We asked ChatGPT what does she think about the design of ByCycle. And here is what she answered.
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Best tools for task management
The better we understand the key cycles of our lives, the more successful and capable we become.
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The better we understand the key cycles of our lives, the more successful and capable we become.
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Smart ways of work organisation
To stay organised, we record our activities, write down our ideas and work upon weekly plans.
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We can never have all the work done. In fact, the more we work, the more work we create.
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We often get a question: "How ByCycle is different?" Well, just look at these pictures.
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We tend to overuse an aggravating verbal construction “I need to” when we could easily use more natural “I want to”.
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Software design isn't about your inner world. It's about the functionality and convenience for users.
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