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Today's task list: none!
Requests are open for:
Moodboards
Care kits
Plus anything else in my list, these are just my preferences for today so these will take priority!
Collection of daily task list template and printable to do list schedules are available in excel and pdf format. Check weekly task list template for work.
Collection of daily task list template and printable to do list schedules are available in excel and pdf format. Check weekly task list template for work.
Daily Task List
After spending two months NOT using my Daily Task List I’ve found I’m way more productive when I have one, even if all I do is read the five pages of tasks each day to remind myself of goals that keep falling through the cracks. For me there is a magic of listing things that makes them much more likely that I will follow through.
My binder is not fancy. It is not in and of itself an art project. I write everything by hand on graph paper so I can check each box as I do the task. I never get them all done and that isn’t the point anyway. The point is to keep them on my radar and whittle away at them.
The categories are Fine Arts, Fiber Arts, Sewing, Crafts, Metaphysics, Writing, Exercise, Community Service, Personal, Music, Nutrition, Chores, Goals, and Home Dec. Of course many of your categories would be different than mine.
Bullet Journal Bye Bye
I got swept up in the bullet journal idea and I’ve been keeping one for a few months. But I realized the only aspect of it that is really useful to me is my month long grid of daily tasks. Also, I was chasing my bullet journal all over the house, never quite remembering where I wrote in it last. Sometimes it was on my desk, other times on my bed or in my knitting bag or on the recliner. So today I bought a $5 wipe off 14 x 14″ memo board at Dollar General and that is going to go up on my bedroom wall. I redid the task list in categories. In other words, under exercise it has belly dancing, hooping, juggling, archery and walking. If in the course of the day if I do one of those things I’d check off both exercise and archery for example. I have 9 major categories which are Exercise, Self-Care, Chores, Arts & Crafts, Writing, Fiber Arts, Relationships, Education, and Metaphysics. Each category will also have a blank line for ‘other’. So if I go swimming, I’d write that under ‘other’ and still get a check mark for exercise. My goal is to hit each category each day. I have so much clarity about this now. I will be able to see at a glance without opening a book just how well I’m doing each day.
And just to make it more fun, I’m going to give myself Slytherin points each day to make a yearly grand total. I’ll post a photo when I get the dry erase board finished.