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Originally Posted by Sly
1) LISTS. I now have lists for everything. A daily list of tasks to do. A daily list of tasks I've completed. A list of people I need to contact and why I need to contact them. This can really be applied to pretty much anything. At the end of the day I'm no longer left wondering what I accomplished throughout the day, instead I have a list I can look at that tells me exactly how much or how little I got done.
Having a "to do" list has also proven a great way to quickly fill time and get tasks finished. If I have 10 or 15 free minutes, I check the "to do" list quick and notice I need to renew a few of my domains. I've turned dead time into productive time.
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I'm still working on perfecting this.. do you hand write your notes, or are they on your computer? I started by using a yellow sticky notes program, but then I ended up having too many and it all became confusing.. I think I'm going to start hand writing my tasks, just so that I can have the paper and pen in front of my monitor so that it doesn't get hidden by windows.
Anyone have any good tips for keeping "to-do" lists?