When do you write your to-do list, in the evening or tomorrow, and why?

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Cameron P.

Iwrite my to do list whenever im positive and i feel good about myself so that can mean anything from the mornong to the night its quite confusing useeally but ibmostly write in the afternoon because thats when im home from school witch is hard to work around since im in 6th grade Thank you,Dani

Kitana Z.

I write in the morning because it helps me to organize my day ahead according to my priorities. In the evening I can review and adjust the plans.

T Rcio P.

Right now, I’m experimenting with morning to see how it works. I used to do it at night so I could feel at peace and ready for the next day.

Andrea Z.

I do it in morning. It helps me to go through the day. When i finish any task in a day I strikeout the task which gives me sense of achievement

Rene F.

I write my to do list in the evening when I know the plan for the following day. I think it is a good way to stay organized and on track. I find it very helpful.

Jar U.

I have been doing it in the morning, butican see the benefits of doing it the night before—allows you to focus on what you want To achieve the next day. However my work to dos won’t happen until the morning, when I assess what needs to be accomplished for the day. I think this one is still a work in progress, to see what works best for me.

Marlene O.

I feel like it makes myself feel better and more productive if I write it the night before. That way in the morning when I wake up I’ll know exactly why I’m waking up early and what’s in store for the day. Refreshed and ready to go :)

Ken E.

I usually write my to-do list on Monday mornings. Just a list of things that need to be done through-out the week. It helps me to be productive at work and provides the motivation on Monday mornings so visualize what the entire week would look like.

Izzie E.

I prefer to do mine the next day in the morning. The reason is because by the end of the day, my brain and body are tired and I don’t make effective decisions. So I would rather wake up to a new day. Also, I do get home late, so this factors into my decision to figure out to do’s the next day. I try to keep my evening routine short and reduce decision making. I tend to over analyze and deliberate small decisions and the evening is not the best time to do it for me.

Garcia G.

I write it in the morning to get my brain on track but also review priorities in the afternoon and evening to help stay on track and optimize

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