When is the best time to write a To-do list. Before you sleep or when you wake up.

I think the best time ti writer a To-do list is when you wake up (I am a studenti so I have time in the morning), because It makes me start the day focused on what I have to do!

I think the best time to write your to do list would be right before bed so you can kind of do a brain dump and so you don’t forget anything then kf you remember something in the morning you can always add to it

I like to write my to do list before I go to sleep, that way I can "sleep about that matter" and wake up not worried about what I need to plan, only caring about doing what I must do.

For me ít is while I let some fresh air into my room so that I can start my day in the morning with an exact plan in my head. IT also releaves my stress about forgetting sg.

Often sometime before I go to bed is better to write a to do list for the next day. It also helps relieve any anxiety about forgetting what I need to write down when I wake up.

When I wake up. At night I am more creative so I tend to stray into things or ideas that I want to do, but it’s not necessarily things I need to do thus I forget what I have to do. In the morning, I’m more goal oriented and I’m much more likely to get it done.

If something is on your mind, then before you sleep. Otherwise writing a to do list in the morning and prioritising your tasks is a great way to start your day.

I do it early afternoon. School run, walk dog, to do list, then start after lunch. I can base it on how I’m feeling that day, what I’m more likely to complete. Some would prefer to plan ahead which is fine as well. I just think about it in my head, then make a decision the next day. Try different things and see what works best for you. Good luck!

I like to do it first thing in the morning, as I’m starting work. If I do it at night it gets my mind racing with all the things that need doing and prevents me from switching of and sleeping!

I do both. I write out a rough list at the beginning of each week. I then sit down each night and figure out what tasks from that list can be done the next day. The next morning I schedule them into time slots and get to it!