Janice P.
On my to do list are daily tasks that I need to do to keep me on track to reach my goals or objectives. For example if I have a goal of losing weight then I might have “weigh yourself” on my to do list every Sunday. I may also have “plan Healthy weals for the week” also on Sundays list. Exercise for 30 min would be on my Monday thru Friday to-do list. So putting these tasks on my to do list woukd help me to make progress on my goals.
Another type of task that would go on my to do list would be things like Call Mom, Pay Rent, Do Laundry, or other necessary tasks pertaining to daily life.
In summary, my to do list is comprised of necessary tasks that help me move closer to my goals and things I must do in going about my daily life.
Related Questions
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- How do I write down and prioritize long term tasks that are due in the future but require work over many days?
- Does anyone write their ‘to do list’ at night instead of in the morning? I was reading that this is a great way to prepare for the next day.
- How do you ensure that great trauma (death in the family) does not reset your progress? I know habits will keep me sane, but they are hard to keep in grief.
- How do you choose your 3 most important tasks? Is it what has to be done as soon as possible? Or the things you really don’t want to do?
- How detailed do you make your to-do list? Do you make separate ones for home and work?
- When writing a to-do list, I often find that I don’t complete the tasks for the day, and write them for the next and the same thing happens. How can I ensure that I get done what I want to?
- How are you able to balance a busy life and taking time for yourself?
- Do you always do your to do lists or sometimes you put it as done while actually you haven’t done it yet?
- Do you write yours in the morning, the night before or as you know tasks need to be scheduled?
