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Unfortunately, most task programs require tasks that meet the SMART criteria. But to be really useful, they should accept non-SMART goals that let you enter something non-binary (such as "pretty much of task completed") which could be color coded for extra clarity. What you need to do is to reformulate your tasks (which probably means splitting them into ...
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I often have tasks that can't simply be "completed" as well, for example "Learn this software framework" or "Make archery a hobby". In my view, these are really projects, and not tasks. So, while you can complete a project, you can't just "do the project". You have to break it down into elements which you can do. I have a few suggestions to use to help ...
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As Dave said, most organisers will let you list unscheduled tasks so that shouldn't be an issue.
The best solution for you though is to learn how to create the required subtasks in each task you have listed as uncompletable. For example, you state that breaking down "work on x song" is not possible. Don't treat it as needing to write one verse, but instead ...
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