MLO Impresses! – MyLifeOrganized 3 Review

MLO has truly evolved! Having returned as a beta tester, and having made a New Year's resolution to more fully use MLO for my personal and professional lives, I set off to explore the present MLO feature set. I was favorably stunned. I last explored MLO down to the nuts and bolts a long time ago. MLO has truly evolved. My first "beta" impression was the difference between "then" and "now." For example, "reminders" and "review" gives MLO the ability to talk to you. A good to do list is relatively worthless if you have to remember to open it... My purpose for seeking out MLO years ago was to find a thought outliner, a project tracker, a comprehensive todo list, and a life manager, which was easy, comfortable, and not burdensome to use. I initially and always have found MLO to be just that. MLO always seemed to be underappreciated for how it can be used. I am/have been a lawyer, mediator, court administrator, dispute resolution program designer, educator, trainer, and author. Each role has very different angles and dimensions. I have been fortunate to have viewed my profession from so many perspectives. My life, like everyone's, has been also multi-dimensional. The point is that MLO has universal application, even if the ways vary by the field or experience. FYI, as to use as an thought outliner, it would be nice to have a way to number and sub-number items... Anyway, I have been silent on finding bugs since coming back. What I have found is an appreciation for have MLO has evolved. This best metaphor is like raising your own children. You see them every day - the incremental changes are less apparent to you than to a visiting relative who has not seen the children for a good while.
Review by DPLevin on MyLifeOrganized 3.