YOUR TO-DO LIST SHOULDN'T FEEL LIKE A FOREIGN DOCUMENT DESCRIBING AN ALTERNATE UNIVERSE. INSTEAD, INCORPORATE EVERYDAY (LOW-STRESS) TASKS TO MAKE IT FEEL LIKE PART OF YOUR DAY.
I’m a big believer in the to-do list. Every night I create a list of what I intend to do the next day, and it turns out I’m not the only one. A 2012 LinkedIn survey found that over 60% of professionals reported creating to-do lists, though curiously, only 11% of people said they actually got through everything on their lists. Research from IDoneThis, a service that lets teams share their accomplishments, found that when they had a to-do feature, 41% of to dos were never completed. And only 15% of “dones” actually started as “to dos.”
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