No, I don’t write them once I’ve got them down. I try to keep my to-do list as uncluttered as possible so I don’t feel overwhelmed.
I do not write down my routines, however I always do my best reminding myself. If writing down helps you with it, you should go ahead.
wait i did not really understand the question, sometimes i dont want to do one so i put the done even if i did not, but i try everytime to do what i can. i dont write down the routines, it is what it is..idk if that makes sense? ummhhh well yeah i did not understand ig
I don’t write them down because those are things i do every day, they don’t take much effort to do. I get out of bed and i drink coffee and i make breakfast and i eat then i get myself ready for the day. Whatever comes every day is different. I do wish i could add working out to my routine and that I wouldn’t have to think about it
I write them down until they become habits. However, it’s nice to recognize the routines that are habits too. Helps me visualize my accomplishments.
I do sometimes but a lot of the time I forget. generally when I write down a lost of things I need to do I’ll do it, but it will generally really stress me out. if I have a short to do list then I do better. I adjust and accomplish things better when I have a structured environment
When i write my to do list i think about everything i want to do during the day, i write all that comes in mind, often the thing are just routine but i write them too cause ticking the box motivates me to do more
I’ve been making the effort to write them down because I now know that writing done helps my subconscious mind follow along. It’s been a massive help and reason why I’ve been able to stay consistent since the start. I’m loving every step of it.
I usually have multiple routines depending on my level of energy. My low energy routine I skip writing it out but my medium and high routine I do take the time to write them out.
I skip that and prefer to have time a sequence on events planned out the day before. Sort of a like a to do list that plans my time out for the day and the important tasks I need to get done
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