Making your to do list work for you.
There are more and less effective ways to use to do lists, consider these guidelines for maximizing
their usefulness, have a single list.
Multiple lists are redundant and confusing.
Create a single master list and give it a place of importance.
Special notebook, use it consistently and list is only useful if we refer to it as often as we need
to put items in your calendar for specific times.
Don't work directly from the list where we are much more likely to do something if we devoted a space
to it in our schedule.
Remove items you will never get to if you are never going to do something it doesn't belong on your
to do list.
Save yourself the mental energy and guilt by deleting those tasks.
Update your list regularly.
Rewrite your list to keep it orderly after you've crossed over and added items to it.
Um, the, the time you take to update it will be off in greater efficiency.
Prioritize items on the list by indicating which items are high priority.
You can be sure to do those ones first and can relax about not getting to the lower priority items right
away.
Ready to make your own To-Do list.
Using these principles, you can use the template in the resources section of this structure to write
down activities you need to complete, including a very due date.
Then give each task a priority level low, medium, high or zero to 10.
Finally, schedule a time in your calendar to complete each activity.