I don’t know about you, but a basic to-do list gives me much more satisfaction in theory than in practice.
In theory, it allows me to get all my thoughts from out of my head into one place. Writing a simple list of tasks means I can methodically work through all my responsibilities one by one.
In practice, I get overwhelmed by a long list of random tasks. I’m drawn to the easier, more enjoyable activities while the others get bumped further down the list, and I get a false sense of productivity just by writing them out.
However, figuring out the type of to-do list that works best for you can be a game-changer. We’ve discussed different productivity methods in the newsletter before, but thought we’d introduce you to some other popular and effective ways to structure your priorities.
Happy planning!
