Augustin Rupp
Hi,
A small paper notepad.
Every evening, I create the following day’s (or days’) Todo List based on what I haven’t done today. I then ABC the following day’s list and cross off everything I have done on the day. For repeat tasks I use a rounded arrow with a number (eg 7 if it needs repeating every week). I also use the back of each page to note:
– things I am grateful for, and – things I did well with
Good luck on your journey.
HTH.
A small paper notepad.
Every evening, I create the following day’s (or days’) Todo List based on what I haven’t done today. I then ABC the following day’s list and cross off everything I have done on the day. For repeat tasks I use a rounded arrow with a number (eg 7 if it needs repeating every week). I also use the back of each page to note:
– things I am grateful for, and – things I did well with
Good luck on your journey.
HTH.
Brigitte Georgi
I found a list called the ultimate to-do task list and it literally covers everything. They have a free downloadable pdf on their site at realsimple.com
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