How do you write a you’re to. Do list

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Ruby O.

For me, I just start brainstorming everything that’s cluttering my mind and noting it. Just short little phrases of what I need to do. Then once my brain is emptied I simply go back and start looking at what I REALLY need to do and what I just maybe want to do or desire to do. Also, sometimes things NEED to get done like cooking and cleaning but I also NEED a mental health day. So it’s all about checking in and being realistic

Oliver G.

I divide my tasks to 4 categories; 1- urgent & important 2- important but not urgent 3- urgent but not important 4- not urgent & not important Do the 1 immediately Spend as much as possible of my time on 2 Try to manage them in a way consuming less time possible Avoid 4

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