The To-Do List
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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STEP 1:
Add every task to the list, even if it seems overwhelming at first.
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Ever feel like you need to do something, but can't remember what?
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That's the
Zeigarnik Effect.
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STEP 2:
File tasks in more than one list.
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Consider your job and what you do on a given day, then categorize your tasks in a way that makes sense to YOU.
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Today,
This week,
This month,
This quarter...
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Administrative,
Financial,
Business Development,
Miscellaneous...
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This will visually trick the brain to not fixate on what's still left undone.
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STEP 3:
Assign each task a reasonable deadline & accept some things are out of your control.
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At the beginning of each day, spend 5 minutes deciding that day's main tasks.
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Use The Muse's 1-3-5 System:
1 BIG Task
3 Medium Tasks
5 Small Tasks
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To-Do lists are a tool for good. Don't let them become evil.
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