I've been writing them daily but they're mostly just little day-to-day things.
Just got curious as to whether others did this, etc!
Just got curious as to whether others did this, etc!
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i am so drained that i cant even get out of my rotting place
Yes. For example i have to solve 25 questions in 30 mins in this study session revise everything in an hour and things like this
Yeah on my phones note app. This is mine, bland but helps me keep track of tasks.
6/1 refill meds & job paperwork
6/3 assessment exam
6/4 pretest
6/5 final exam
6/13 $300 for good grades
6/17 john's b-day party
6/30 $500 for school expenses
7/1 request full-time position
10/1 request increased credit card limit to 9k
11/1 buy buffalo from LCS
6/1 refill meds & job paperwork
6/3 assessment exam
6/4 pretest
6/5 final exam
6/13 $300 for good grades
6/17 john's b-day party
6/30 $500 for school expenses
7/1 request full-time position
10/1 request increased credit card limit to 9k
11/1 buy buffalo from LCS
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Yes but it just grows longer every day and I have a backlog of nearly a year of things to do. incel motivation.
I do write to-do lists; they are ambitious like reading a book in a day but lately, they are more in the back of my mind or my memory so not written. There are productivity adages like Parkinson's Law which help me and decrease the need of having a written to-do list, to me.
I don't, but it seems like a good idea.
In 2021 I made a list of goals to complete in 2022. There are 11 goals, but so far it can be said that I have only completed 2 goals.
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