Productivity · 93% engagement
Your To-Do List is Killing Your Productivity
Your To-Do List is Killing Your Productivity Most people think a longer to-do list means getting more done. In reality, it's the reason yo…
Productivity thread templates
Copy and customise a productivity template for your next thread.
Productivity · 91% engagement
RIP Endless Meetings
RIP Endless Meetings Most teams waste hours every week in meetings that could have been solved in minutes—because they're not using the rig…
About Productivity threads
Productivity threads that attack a ritual (the endless to-do list, the standing meeting) perform on X, Threads, and Facebook Pages because the reader already feels the waste. The two templates here score 93% and 91% engagement. Each is a five-tool list, Motion, Reclaim, Notion AI, ChatGPT, and Sunsama on one, Fireflies, tl;dv, Notion AI, ChatGPT, and Loom on the other, with one job per line and a close that says work less on the meta-work.
They share a RIP or your-list-is-killing-you hook, a numbered AI stack, and a two-line close. Use them if you sell to operators, run an internal comms Page, or want a thread you can recycle when a slot in the evergreen queue is empty. Keep five tools. A sixth turns the thread into a directory nobody finishes. Queue the meeting version for Monday morning.
How to adapt these templates
- Name the ritual your audience hates in the first line, not a generic be productive.
- Keep five tools and one job each: schedule, notes, summary, plan, or skip the meeting.
- Replace product names with what your team actually logs into.
- Queue the meeting thread for Monday morning, when calendars fill up.
Productivity template questions
Why do RIP-style productivity hooks still stop the scroll?
They name a shared enemy in three words. RIP endless meetings and your to-do list is killing your productivity both outscore a calm how-to title. The bodies then pay off the hook with five tools, scoring 91% and 93%. If you copy the RIP opener, change the enemy so it matches your niche.
How many AI tools should a productivity thread list?
Five, matching both templates here. That is enough to feel complete and short enough to split for X without a twelve-post numbering slog. If you must mention a sixth, put it in a reply, not in the main thread, so the close still lands on stop working more, start finishing the real work.
Can I recycle a meeting-reduction thread in the evergreen queue?
Yes on X, where ThreadMaster can refill empty slots with a proven thread. A 149-word, five-tool meeting template is a good candidate because the pain does not expire. Wait until you have your own likes and replies on it, then add it to evergreen with a daily cap so it does not look automated.