Dagmar Z.
It depends on the urgency of the task followed closely by importance for me. If I have no clean clothes because I have been putting off laundry, then that task will roll over to the next day. If I have to deposit a big check, but I don’t need the money immediately, then I might add the task to the next day if I have time or I will save it for a later date.
Bella W.
It depends on the urgency of the task followed closely by importance for me. If I have no clean clothes because I have been putting off laundry, then that task will roll over to the next day. If I have to deposit a big check, but I don’t need the money immediately, then I might add the task to the next day if I have time or I will save it for a later date.
Chloe U.
It depends on the urgency of the task followed closely by importance for me. If I have no clean clothes because I have been putting off laundry, then that task will roll over to the next day. If I have to deposit a big check, but I don’t need the money immediately, then I might add the task to the next day if I have time or I will save it for a later date.
Mads C.
It depends on the urgency of the task followed closely by importance for me. If I have no clean clothes because I have been putting off laundry, then that task will roll over to the next day. If I have to deposit a big check, but I don’t need the money immediately, then I might add the task to the next day if I have time or I will save it for a later date.
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