Showing posts with label to-do list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label to-do list. Show all posts
noisy day
When your day is too busy, the first activities to cut are the ones you cannot do in an atmosphere of distration.
known doer
Imagine that no one knew who you were. What things would you no longer feel you needed to do? Could it be that many of those things are not necessary even though there are people who know who you are?
fighting through resistance
If you work a to-do list in the most natural way, you complete the items for which you have little or no resistance first, then the items that present moderate resistance. Before long all that is left is a list full of resistance.
cue cue
The more things you commit to doing, the more likely it is that you will not remember one of those things when the perfect moment to do it arises.
fantasy vs. real
Write a fantasy to-do list. Load it up with anything anyone might want you to accomplish and anything that would feel good to say you had done. Then set that list aside and write a real to-do list, one that contains slightly less than you can do in one day.
least but not least
Something that takes only a short time can be the most important thing you do all day.
spiraling
All the time you spend saying what you need to do is time you are not spending doing any of those things.
true core
Every time you let go of something that isn’t true to who you are, you strengthen your sense of self.
leeway
It gets easier to get your schedule under control after you reduce the time demands below 15 hours per day. Then you can rearrange the schedule in small ways and still get a full night of sleep.
head above water
Put in the small push that it takes to go from slightly behind to slightly ahead, and you discover a new world of leverage.
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