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Ones to-do’s (if possible) should be pinned up on the wall, stuck on a laptop, written on phone, or just floating around in one’s mind almost constantly!.
7 Best To-do List That Will Boost Your Productivity
With all these never-ending tasks consuming me all day.
it’s easy to become stressed, irritable, and negative, and to forget what is most important: love, happiness, kindness, laughter, and gratitude.
The first step should be as simple as “getting started”. This might sounds abit easy but you will start to see the project or tasks for its largest complex parts. Not the small steps it could be broken into though. However, we don’t pay much attention to what we have already accomplished, we only remember what we failed to complete.
Its understandable that probably not everyone can do well with having the to-do list stuff done. But it literally helps you focused on what you must do, have to do or probably achieve a goal. Especially when you’re not so clear about the next step or you aren’t so stable enough to even recall what the next step should be.
It will give you an obvious clearity on how to arrange things and “fix” it all up in no time. It helps you stay focused and on track.
A to-do list is a guide, and you can always refer back to it whenever you need it.
Here are some that can help you become more productive;
Note:
To be more productive you must plan ahead, manage project and time, increase diplomacy in workflow and prioritize what must be done.
Learn to prioritize
Set out tasks on your checklist in order that they must be completed, and by whom also how urgent and important it is.
All business process management (BPM) can be easily managed within a checklist. It will help you know how to carry out an event, the time and how to delegate it.
Keep To-Do List succinct and less complex.
Here, brief means scannable in that you can quickly look over at the list and know what needs to get done.
How you can do this is by focusing on the keywords of specific tasks and not dragging them out. For example, say your garage is a mess and you want to clean it up. Instead of writing a lengthy sentence, keep it short and write something like “clean garage for 30 min.” or simply “clean garage.”
You may feel compelled to do the easier tasks first before getting to the bigger task, but the problem is that these tasks—even the easy ones—drain your energy.
Furthermore, if you have a really big task to complete, chances are that’s going to be on your mind over the course of the day. That means you’re spending more energy just thinking about it.
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