Lawrence White
İ’m always organized and follow up on pending tasks. Organization is key, i think. Find a way that works for you and follow up. Always!
Related Questions
- I find myself sometimes neglecting the tasks I don’t want to do (on my to-do list). Any tips for staying on track besides “start the tasks you dread first?”
- 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?
- Where do you write your to do-list?
- How do you actually stick to a to-do list?
- Is it better to write a to do list each morning, or less often? Like three times a week?
Related Questions
- What happens when you don’t have anything to do?
- Share your to do list templates/techniques
- How can I effectively stick to my to do list?
- What do you do when you don’t complete everything on your to do list? How do you not feel defeated?
- What to do items can you make into routines or habits instead?
- How do you balance making your to do list both feasible and inspiring? (If my to do list is only things I know I can get done in a day it is too simple and makes me not feel like I will achieve the things I want to
- I’m interested to know how many todo lists others have
- How far should I scale back my expectations when I fail? What if I fail every time for the rest of my life?
- How many items do you write in your To-do?
- How do you make time for yourself with 5 kids and a husband who works 12-14 hours a day?