Anyone else using notes to write what they will do which day?

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I'd be more surprised if someone successful didn't write out their to-do's/plans a few days ahead.

I would feel like a camel in a jungle if I didn't know what work I would be doing tomorrow, haha. I write my plans on a piece of paper though.

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I don't write down what I have to do, it's right in front of me, dammit! lol when I finish this project, then I have 2 others and all my admin. I do keep a bookmark of all my tasks I should do though. I think that's key, you have to understand what you shouldn't be doing as well as what you should. All successful people are high-performance procrastinators. I have things like checking website stats, checking earnings, checking sales, etc., but I'll check them myself, I don't need something to remind me, I just use curiosity.

I've tried Monday.com, clickup, and a couple of others, but nothing I feel is as good as just writing down on a blank doc what needs done or spreadsheet, if you are thinking about lots of parts.

Anything that needs done, I just do it right away, when the issue arises.
 
Every day, mate. I stick my to-do list right on my iMac in front of me.

If I don’t plan out at least five tasks, my whole day feels like a free-for-all. Five tasks max, then anything extra gets bumped to tomorrow.

Sticky notes are my lifeline! :D
 
Yes, I write every special thing's in the Dairy, white board, pieces of paper, sticky notes around the work place, etc..

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In school days, college days - we are all followed writing, reading habits..
But soon after completion of Studies, We fail to follow writing habits.

Tbh, I wish to follow writing habits. Don't know how it stopped, maybe the situations...

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Panther28 said:
I don't write down what I have to do, it's right in front of me, dammit! lol when I finish this project, then I have 2 others and all my admin. I do keep a bookmark of all my tasks I should do though. I think that's key, you have to understand what you shouldn't be doing as well as what you should. All successful people are high-performance procrastinators. I have things like checking website stats, checking earnings, checking sales, etc., but I'll check them myself, I don't need something to remind me, I just use curiosity.

I've tried Monday.com, clickup, and a couple of others, but nothing I feel is as good as just writing down on a blank doc what needs done or spreadsheet, if you are thinking about lots of parts.

Anything that needs done, I just do it right away, when the issue arises.
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Well, no. I keep track of the things which I need to do in my mind. And I don't procrastinate.
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I tried writing everything down in Todoist in my teens and it sooo didn't work for me... I try to do things right away, the rest I have on my Google Calendar (service delivery deadlines, sales calls, visa deadlines, bills deadlines, etc). It's more that I sort tasks by importance in my head, so outreach and sales dms/calls right away, part of service delivery as fast as possible after I get the money, when I have more time other things. When I'm free/bored suddenly everything else gets done eh.
 
I used to write everything down on calendar for years like this. Started off like appointments, bills due, birthdays, etc. Then got to the point I had like 15-20 things each day even small things! I needed my list to keep it all straight and maximize my progress, but then I felt my memory suffered while depending on my lists! I realized I did not need it, and my memory improved. Both ways had pros and cons for me.
 
sscaz said:
i hope am not the only one writing every 3 days what i will do the next 3 days and focus on, sometimes it feels weird lol:suspicious::confused:
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I have three jobs in different places and in different areas at the same time. And - yes, I try to make notes about each place separately. It helps when transitioning to a new job.
 
I like to use my pen and paper
 
I write down the tasks I want to accomplish during the week on Monday mornings. It usually works... but much of it seems to get done on a Thursday or Friday ;)
 
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