Natalie Reed
I start out with a brain dump first and write down what comes into my head, the next step is prioritizing what is most important and absolutely needs to be done vs what I also like to accomplish. I hope that makes sens .
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Flavie Rousseau
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Manuel Soto
I write them randomly, but put them in order of execution after that. "Eat the frog"; that is complete your hardest task first. Aim to finish 3 big tasks every day. Order should be according to the most urgent and most beneficial your career to the least. Avoid procrastination; example: Leaving the hard task and replying easy e-mails is procrastination.
Aurore Petit
I have to do a list or I won't think to do the tasks. I have ADHD so it's even harder for me to remember and although I run and own my own business, remwberomg everything is not natural to me.
Nolan Boyd
No. I tey to prioritize things based on the level of difficulty or y the amount of time required. I've not been very productive lately though.
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