Séléna Dubois
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.
Clara Mortensen
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
Andreas Nielsen
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.
Related Questions
- How do you stay consistent?
- Does your to-do list include daily tasks or more tasks that are long-term?
- Where do you write down your to do? Do you have a notebook or calendar or an app on your phone?
- When you use to-do apps, do you also write them down on a physical planner, or vice versa?
- What do you for a to do list?
- How much detail do you put into the to-do list? How much time do you take to fill it?
- When you write your to-do list, are you combining your professional tasks with personal ones? Or do you make two separate lists?
- How do you decide when you want to remove a thing on your to-do list? That always feels weird.
- What do you do with big tasks that can’t really be broken down? How do you motivate yourself to complete them?
- How do you make sure you don’t forget to do your to do list?