To-Do Lists

Guest post from: Steve Delaney

Before I discovered the best way to create a to-do list, I found myself only getting two or three things accomplished on the list. It can be frustrating to see a list of twenty things and at the end of the day and four tasks are crossed off. The secret to getting everything done on a to-do list: have more than one! The to-do list that you create everyday should be imperative tasks for the day. For example, if you need eggs and milk for the pasta you are cooking in the evening put them on your daily list. Keep it simple. Your other to-do list should be things that are important, but could wait until tomorrow of the next time you have free time. For example things that are on my second do-list include: logging onto TVBYDIRECT.COM to find a better television package, relining the drawers in the kitchen, and repainting my old vanity. Having two different to-do lists will keep you on task and make you feel like you have gotten more accomplished at the end of the day.