If it's your to do list you can do that in your laptop and then split the page into 2 columns. I draw a box around the second column (on right) and print it out.
I start with a regular Word monthly calendar where I list all to do's and bold to prioritize for that day (or change the color). Then in a separate document, weekly (Monday through Sunday) I make a 2 column document and draw a blank box around the blank right hand column.
Then I print and staple it. Later I put it in a 3 ring binder. I carry 2 different color pens (green and purple or blue) plus a highlighter and carry the weekly calendar.
In there, I take notes on the Word list on left and write achievements, accomplishments, what happened on the right.
You can also buy a calendar. I like the ability and flexibility of Word because I can insert journal pages between calendar pages.
Related Questions
- Do you write your to-do at night or in the morning? I put one in the evening but I feel I can’t do it because I don’t have time.
- How do you prioritise your tasks? What do you consider most important?
- Do you complete all your tasks in a day?
- How long are your morning and evening routines?
- How do you keep focus to complete the To Do list?
Alternatively you can buy a notepad, ideally one that means something to you, or one you bought from a special place. Label the notepads and put them somewhere meaningful.
You could also voice record them and save them as computer files. Not as sentimental, but they’ll remain forever
Related Questions
- Do you write fun things too? Like eat ice cream.
- How do you manage tracking tasks that are both short and long term?
- How can I be more forgiving towards myself if I don’t get round to doing all the tasks I set out to complete?
- What do you do to avoid procrastination?
- How do you stay focused with exercising every day even when your whole body is sore because of the said exercise?
- Do you write your to-do list before bed or after waking up? Which once yields a longer list? Which yields more progress and completions?
- How do you remember your tasks and force yourself to check up on them in your to-do list?
- How do you prioritise your tasks? What do you consider most important?
- How should I write my to-do list?
- Sometimes I still tend to think about too many things I have to get done and I would write them out in a list. Yet I still have trouble prioritizing them and sticking to the 3 most important ones. How do I get rid of this overwhelming feeling?