Tracy Bowman
It helps me to separate the inbox of my todos and the 3 top tasks I hope to achieve during the day. My notebooks and Todo apps are the inbox that I will add tasks to throughout the day. But I usually try to finish my top 3 in the morning. They are usually things I do for own growth, such as learning languages, reading, and writing. So even there are new and urgent tasks later that day that I need to respond to, such as responding to emails, at least I've accomplished something for my long-term goal. It also helps when you communicate with your colleagues, friends and family to plan ahead your time together, so there are less unpredictable tasks.
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- Do you also put your daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly goals in a prioritized list and add them to a to do list as time allows?
- How many things do you usually have on your to-do list? I seem to write down everything and then my list is long and overwhelming. I am able to prioritise them but I always feel bad about the items I haven’t checked off for the day. Would it be better to have a weekly to-do list rather than a daily one? What works for you?
- How do you avoid using the gadgets?
- How do YOU stick to your to-do list?
- When writing my to-do list, I use piece of paper and cross things out as I accomplish them. I don’t do this in any organized manner and I don’t maintain a notebook. Should I do it the Fabulous way, or is it okay to do it my way?
Margot Girard
I write an extensive list in the evening as it comes to mind. Prioritize by numbers. The next morning I will revise the list and do three most important tasks until they are done.
Related Questions
- If you don’t complete your to dos, do you carry them over to the next day?
- Do you set deadlines on your to do list? When I see something is over due (for a self-imposed deadline) sometimes it makes me procrastinate even more.
- How i can do not runaway from my tasks and scary thing that i have to do??
- How can I record my accomplishment for these to do list?
- How do you not get overwhelmed by your todo list?
- Do you write your todo list at night for the next day or in the morning?
- How do you write to do lists every day and do those things
- How do you write a you’re to. Do list
- How does one prevent burn out from writing a todo list everyday? I always start out strong then dwindle to weekly lists then will just forget.
- How do you stay consistent with your to do list to make sure you’re progressing forward and achieving your goals daily?