Andreas A.
As long as you stick to non-routine aspects of your life, is there really a limit to how many items there should be in the list? You got to do what you got to do… The key is probably to set priorities, and do try to tackle those pesky items.
Clara Z.
I don’t limit my ToDo list, but I pick out of it three most important things I must achieve that day. Most of other things either get transferred, are short and get done during breaks or don’t survive
S L Na Q.
I, personally, love the feeling of checking things off. So I break up my tasks. I never like to put more than 15 but I always just do the main priorities.
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- Do you have a daily limit of To Do’s, in order to avoid a never ending list and encourage completion?
- Do you check things off that you are “going to do” but haven’t actually done yet?
- How long is your to do list?
- What you guys write in your to-do!main task or all tasks?
- Which habits have you taken out of your routine and what did you replace them with? And why?
- Do you prepare your to do list in the evening at day before or the in the morning on the day?
- What tools or apps, if any, do you use to manage your tasks and to do lists?
- Do you aim to complete your to-do list or only those items which you have classified are the most important?
- How many of your to do list tasks do you manage to check off at the end of the day? Did you ever manage to check it all?
- How do you keep on top of your daily tasks, and medium to long term actions you need to take? How do you prioritise them? How can I make a proven system and make into a habit?