February 2015 To-Do Checklist
January 29, 2015
Start the month of love by loving your plan! Start a new hobby, catch up on last year’s unfinished and make plans for special days this month! Here are few more things to add to your list:
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My to do list is constantly changing but writing things down does seem to help.
Same goes for me. My list changes frequently but I do write things down to and take on one task at a time.
My to do list varies due to part-time job schedule, but I remain on tasks due to being able to make my schedule for the part-time job.
Balancing life, family, work and school is not an easy task so having a to do list makes things organized and a bit easier.
My to do list changes due to my part-time job, however I’m able to continue to be on tasks due to me being able to make my own schedule.
I have several to do lists, one for work, one for the wife, and one for me. Mine is the lowest priority but I do my best to sneak my personal projects in.
My schedule consists of several to do lists, i start by keeping a schedule on a calendar of work, appointments and home work assignments. I prioritize and make time for cleaning between my schedule of events.
Making a checklist is a good thing, but it changes day to day, therefore it is hard to keep structured, but not impossible.
I keep a to do list at work for my cases and at home for my school work.
While I’m at work, I use “to do” list throughout the day. However, once I’m home; making a “to do “list goes out the door
I make a to do list and never follow through with the list or I will lose the list.
I have a calendar on my desk at work, one on the wall next to my work desk and if need be a list of things to do in my purse. I like to stay organized and not forget to do key things in my day
I do not usually make to do lists. The only time I ever really use lists is for the grocery store. I do write in my pocket calendar, and have a white board calendar in the kitchen to keep track of activities for the month.
I have become someone that needs to write things down, basically a “to do” list. I will even draw boxes next to a planned task so that I can check it off when it is completed.
I haven’t adapted to lists as of yet in my personal life. It is something I do for work and it helps there.
My to do list is ever changing. But I have always kept a family calendar on my phone so I know what is going on and when. I also tend to write it on my work one as well. If I have task to complete I prioritize them and check them off as I go. If I do not get to something that day it is my priority the following day.
My to do list is on a sticky note while I’m at work. I used to keep a small note pad with me at all times to write down what I needed to do. But now i just use my phone notes, that way it’s always with me.
I have found that I need to use the same time planning book. I work full-time 0800-1700. By the time I get home I am hungry and pooped. I eat, rest. While I am ready to sleep, I cannot. I sit at the desk and work on homework for 1 of my 3 courses. When I am ready for bed, I shower, the go to bed. The results of my work is not good if I am exhausted.
I have great time management skills but trying to complete all tasks every day is extremely overwhelming. When it’s time for bed I’m exhausted and have no trouble sleeping.
I believe having a to do list could help me remember all my tasks I have to do.
Creating a to do list keeps me on track to make sure that I get everything completed for the day.
I am a believer in staying organized and keeping a list. It helps me a great deal when it comes to getting things done on time. Being a mom of three small children, I would go insane if I do not have a list to remind me of what needs to be done and what should be a priority.
I use sticky notes at work to help me stay on track with things that need to get done for that day. I use a dry erase board at home to keep me organized. If things change I can make a correction on my board and this helps me keep my home running smoothly.
I never did a to do list but i will definitely incorporate this into my life. It sounds like a great idea.
My to do list is usually work on certain days, stay home, do home work and cook on certain days and then exercise on certain days.
My life seems to be full and I find myself busy and to the point that I have to write things down or I am afraid that I will forget something important. I am starting to use the note portion of my cellphone to make notes for me and that is becoming very helpful.
I make a to do list the day before or the week before something is needed to be done. Many times I am able to de-prioritize certain things that seemed important at the time but are actually not even necessary when the time comes. I highly suggest making a to-do list in advance.
I am more than willing to write down a plan but not be too harsh on myself when that plan has to change.
My personal planner serves as my to-do list. I look at it the beginning of each day and plan accordingly how to accomplish my tasks and assignments.
I must admit, I don’t actually keep a to-do list. I get up after 6 to 8 hours of sleep or when I suddenly wake up and feel energized or my mind racing so much that I can’t fall back to sleep. So, I get up and do whatever I think needs to be done. Things tend to remain kept and in order considering that I am the only one who lives here and if I have visitors over I am most likely to clean up once they leave or the following day. Depending on how tired I feel from the previous day I go to the gym in the morning or evening the following day. When I cook meals, I attempt to meal prep for a few days during the week.
I create my to-do list every Sunday for the whole week everything that I have to do for that week. And I make sure to have it on my phone and my kitchen, so I won’t miss anything
My to do list is long and changes way too much!
Having a to-do list helps me complete my every-day tasks. Being able to see what needs done for the day and then crossing them off not only motivates me to complete more tasks but also give me a sense of accomplishment.
i do my what to do list every week and also post it on my what to do weekly board in my bedroom.