How to get the running list of tasks out of your head
a simple process that teaches you to triage, prioritize, and get things done
I almost started this off by saying, “it’s that time of the year…” but the truth of the matter is, the words I am about to share are applicable 365 days of the year.
Yes, for many, this time of the year is the end of the school year for your children, nieces and nephews, or grandchildren, and there are plans for summer that need to be finalized, making sure you’ve done all the registrations for next year, and the list goes on.
For others, perhaps you’re caring for elderly parents or family members, or your house has a list of needs, you need to schedule that appointment for your car, you’ve got a pile to take to the cleaners, and let’s not talk about the donation and recycling piles that are taking over your garage or home.
Whenever and wherever these words find you, if you have a host of things that need to be done or taken care of, and those things are swirling through your head please keep reading.
To-do’s, tasks, errands, and chores were not made to live in our minds. The more you have, the more important it is for you to have a system in place.
Here’s what I want you to do.
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