Nowadays the "To Do List" is on apps, websites, voice recorders and other electronics, but also still posted on refrigerators, traditional calendars, white or chalkboards, and other interesting places. But when one awakens to no list, then what? He or she forgets important tasks, arrives late or not at all to appointments, and upsets those who are relying on him or her to tend to a task for the umpteenth time.
As much as we all want to stay on point each day, it can be quite difficult when we forsake or don't bother creating a list to remind us of all the things we need to do. So if you have been slacking on performing your duties, today might be a good day to start getting things done. It feels so good when you can cross off or delete a task from your list.
Wish you well!
Nicholl McGuire blog owner and author of What Else Can I Do on the Internet? available in print and eBook
