I have a digital to do list. When it gets from "this is way too big" to "I have to scroll two full pages", I move entries to a secondary to do list that I look at like never. I should call that one the "don't list".
This is an effective strategy for me because of how much I dislike clutter and leaving things unfinished. One of the cases where the end result matters more than the method used to achieve it.
I have a digital to do list. When it gets from "this is way too big" to "I have to scroll two full pages", I move entries to a secondary to do list that I look at like never. I should call that one the "don't list".
This is an effective strategy for me because of how much I dislike clutter and leaving things unfinished. One of the cases where the end result matters more than the method used to achieve it.
Make it look like you making progress by adding easy items.
Make to do list. Check
If I put it off this long it must not be that important.
Stop making meme about me.