I love love love love making lists! It’s bad. I make a list about everything – from the order in which I need to run errands to the groceries to pick up from the supermarket to work projects to personal stuff. I absolutely cannot function unless it’s written down somewhere. And oh the immense joy of being able to tick those pesky items off … indescribable!
But seriously, a list can keep you organised and really help when you have a bad memory. I gave up trying to contain random thoughts and important things within the walls of my poor tiny brain a long time ago because I was failing so miserably. You may not be able to relate now, but let me assure you: as you get older you will NOT be able to live/function without making that list!
All that being said, I am sure my love of lists is the main reason I related to this particular article entitled “10 Things To Do Every Workday” by J.T. O’Donnell on Linkedin which speaks to taking your To Do list to a different level. The focus is career based yes, but just think of even 5 things you could do every day on a personal level which would make so much difference in your life.
I am getting started right now, but what are your personal Fab Five? Are there people you need to touch base with? A quote or thought you have been meaning to share? Flowers or a card to be sent? A book to be read? A movie to be watched? Photos to be posted on your blog that you just know will brighten someone’s day? Well hey, let’s do this together! Start putting some items on your list today and don’t forget to share the final masterpiece with us 🙂
“A lot of us think we’re invincible … but we have to start putting ourselves on the to-do list.” Giuliana Rancic
Gale Weithers 
I liked reading this because I follow the same – to do list. I follow this and realized benefit in my work/personal front.
Additionally, I also use post it notes, that help me further. 3M company invented this product – Post it notes that solves problem of procrastination.
You may introduce this product in your life and realise the benefit.
regards
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I agree with the post it notes but I hate throwing away evidence of my lists! I do use them though and stick them on my mirror or cupboards when I just cannot forget that must do task. Thanks for dropping by and best of luck with your lists!
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I came back to say, yes you are right, making lists is makes person better organized. My point for post it notes will not stand good much for organized work. regards
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