I'm Anti-To Do List. Here Are the 6 Lists I Make Instead

[@junmarmirantes8864]

I’m totally with you on the anti-to-do list! Regular lists can feel so overwhelming as they just keep growing. I love the idea of breaking tasks down into more manageable lists.

[@misunderstoodgeniusj]

I love the idea of an anti-to-do list! Traditional to-do lists can feel overwhelming, and breaking tasks down into different lists sounds like a smart way to manage them better.

[@abudietrich]

I enjoyed the green duck. I figure it helps retain focus.

[@Shiela-t3b]

Great insights on rethinking productivity! I love the idea of the "Things I Have Permission Not to Do" list-such a refreshing perspective. I'm definitely going to try out the "Things I've Already Done" list to help shift my focus.

[@AllonahMontoya]

I love doing to do list but somehow really got overwhelmed with it! Thank you for this - it is very helpful!

[@supermonanthony]

This statement resonates deeply with me because it acknowledges the overwhelming nature of traditional to-do lists and offers practical, stress-reducing alternatives. As an entrepreneur, I can apply these methods to prioritize crucial tasks, delegate effectively, and celebrate my accomplishments, enhancing both productivity and morale. By adopting these six innovative lists, I can streamline my workflow, stay focused on significant goals, and maintain a positive outlook on my progress, ultimately leading to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

[@МикитаПанічевих-е7ш]

Great video! Thanks for these insights. It can be really stressful to see unfinished tasks, but focusing on what's already been done seems like a really great way to keep your mental health. And of course, Zapier helps with this too. Awesome)

[@navinmirania218]

Nice way to get something done :)

[@springdiaries_]

A great way to organize long to-do lists into manageable tasks!

[@obsidianjane4413]

I prefer to be caught by surprise deadlines than to spend the time actually thinking ahead and "planning".