Being somewhat hooked on to do lists, I have day like this about once a week, but today is the official Still Need To Do Day. Today is a great day to:
- Take stock of the things you wanted to accomplish in 2019, and try to get in a few you’ve left untried or unfinished.
- Tackle some of the things you set aside during the rush of the holidays.
- Set yourself up for a clean slate for a new week/month/year.
I’m concentrating on two things today. First, post-holiday business, like cleaning and finding a home for Christmas gifts. This year, I received lots of stuff for the house, so I have a pile of things to put up or put away. Second, for the past week I’ve completely unplugged from my job (which is pretty rare for me), so I have emails to read and material to review so I’m ready to hit the ground running when business resumes.
What’s on your list?
Amanda Cade 
I have a habit of getting all my stuff on my to-do list done before lunch time then feeling like I’m wasting the rest of my day 😂
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If you finish your list by lunch, it means you’ve earned some guilt-free leisure time! I’m planning to knock my list out as fast as possible so I can spend this evening with a book. 🙂
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I have so much on my to do list! I try to get done what I can and try to get everything done day by day. Otherwise, I can get overwhelmed
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It’s definitely important to prioritize and break things down, or the list will smother you.
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Hi Amanda, love your posts. I’m trying to finish some short stories that have been hanging around on my laptop for too long!
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That’s a situation I know far too well…
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I have a master list so I can slide tasks into my daily life.
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Ongoing lists are very useful.
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I have always kept a yearly calendar that I mark everything I have to do for each day. Now that I’m retired it is easier to finish each day.
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I’m sure you’ve talked about this already, but what do you do for work, exactly? You don’t have to disclose any details that you don’t want to.
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I actually don’t talk much about the details, except that I work a lot. Lol
I work on different projects, mostly centered on training and development.
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Oh really, what sorts of training and development? That sounds quite intriguing, actually.
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Depends on the need.
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I’ve got one book I’d like to finish before the year is out and one cardigan I need to whip stitch together! Other than that, I’m happy with my to do list!
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Sounds like you’re in great shape!
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