Alfreda Martins
I keep them together and linked to my diary. One diary and one to-do list avoids confusion and one spilling into the other. Sometimes you can check out a personal task along with a work task.
Anne Simpson
Yes & No. I have a "high level" mindmap of all goals, work and personal. Then within each individual goal there is a process map and accompanying "to-do" tasks with them. In this way at the individal level of the to-do list there is separation. That said, however they are all kept within the same "master goals" binder.
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- What to do items can you make into routines or habits instead?
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