Not very often. I go through short bursts of getting everything done but it’s very easy to fall off track. A vacation, a sickness, a change in schedule can throw me off for weeks
I have one list of everything I have to and I prioritized them and pick 1 major task 3 important tasks but focus on my major task before I got on somewhere else
On my to do list there are things that need to be done for school, work, and my personally life. Since I have a lot to juggle, I usually get 80% of the personally life items done (the more urgent ones should be done first) and 100% of my school and work to-dos completed.
Not very often. I’m easily distracted or if I sit down it’s hard for me to get back up and do stuff. I need to be more strong minded about getting to where I want to be.
Completing everything from to-do list is just impossible. If you genuinely care about all parts of your life you are stuck with 3 pages long to-do and only so much time... I am happy if I manage to get my top 3 finished half of the days. The important part is that to-do teaches you to prioritise and not lose track of the important tasks.
Everything? Not very often. I stack my to-do list in terms of their priority and then I try to knock them out one by one within the time I’ve set aside for them. And sometimes I don’t have enough time! My to-do list has items I know I may not complete right away, items I know I should do soon but with no official deadline. Moving forward, I would like to put harder deadlines on certain things to hold myself accountable. I might also try breaking down larger projects, just so I know I’ve been working on them. Plus it feels good to check things off your to-do list!
I write down a lot of things just to get them out of my head and prioritize. If the 2 most important things get done - I am satisfied. If it makes you feel guilty, that you don’t finish everything up, then write weekly thematic lists, at most four and use the time-blocking method to get focused on the typed of tasks. Also a timer helps TREMENDOUSLY. Much more so if you struggle with focusing like I do 😆 Take care and best of luck! Just keep showing up ❤🎉
i never completely everything on my to-do list, but mainly because i use a brain-dump type method. there’s certain things that perhaps belong on a “priority to-do list” that i complete every day, but it’s mainly the things i have to do anyway. everything else is just an ever-expanding list of things i’d like to get done. something just stays uncrossed until it gets done. I just try to complete them all before the end of the week
Nearly never. I’m just in the beginning of my journey and actually I do the easiest tasks mainly. Now I’ll try to up my game.
My to do list is never complete. I never have the feeling that it’s done. So I also never have the feeling that I have completed Successfully.
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