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This morning I looked through my Next Action lists and spotted about a half-dozen things that I today would be a great day to get done. But I didn't make a to-do list. As a result, I've had to comb back through my lists over and over again to decide what to do next and try to remember what I was excited about accomplishing.
If I had a to-do list, it would be on a separate page of paper (because no item is important enough to schedule it on my calendar) and I would have the satisfaction of either completing my goals for the day or throwing out the list and making a new one tomorrow (don't have to worry about re-writing it since everything is still on my Next Action lists). It would kind of be like a Six More Important Things To Do list except that it wouldn't be a lifeline - rather, just a simple set of goals made at the beginning of the day so I can get that sense of accomplishment at the end of the day.
Anyone else feel my pain? Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks!
If I had a to-do list, it would be on a separate page of paper (because no item is important enough to schedule it on my calendar) and I would have the satisfaction of either completing my goals for the day or throwing out the list and making a new one tomorrow (don't have to worry about re-writing it since everything is still on my Next Action lists). It would kind of be like a Six More Important Things To Do list except that it wouldn't be a lifeline - rather, just a simple set of goals made at the beginning of the day so I can get that sense of accomplishment at the end of the day.
Anyone else feel my pain? Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks!