I committed to my new habits and routines and walking , and I did the planning and initial meal prep for batch freezer meals. I also planned to sort/do laundry but didn’t get that done yesterday- and cleaning out my car, and beginning to scrape paint around columns around my front door. I tested out a heat gun- realized I needed gloves, safety glasses and called my dad and he said he had extra and brought them over. So I have what I need to do it now. I also came up with tasks to do when I’m too exhausted- like read and watch a presentation online. I did not accomplish as much as I wanted yesterday- but I did do all my routines- morning pages, PT exercises and walk. I think making the list was an accomplishment because I was overwhelmed and didn’t know what to do first. I also listed tasks for this next week. And I did put alarms in my phone for a couple appointments and anything time sensitive.
Related Questions
- Do you have any time management tips by any chance? I often find it takes me longer to complete tasks than it should
- How many things do you have in your to do list?
- When you reflect at the end of the day, do you have a penalty system if you did not complete what you said you would?
- If you don’t finish the list , do you leave it or put it on again the next day ?
- How to order to do list when you have so much things to do?
- How many items do you put on your daily to-do list?
- regarding writing and completing the to-do list, how do you keep yourself accountable?
- Do you have a notebook ONLY for your task list?
- Do you ever include “daily routine” items on your To-Do list? While you’re forming the habit? Always?
- I would like to know how you deal with Events etc. that require you to change your plans and so also your to do list or completely change your timetable?
