In another post, I wrote about becoming less busy and more productive and outlined four principles to help you do that. I’ve been practising those principles for a long time now, although Principle 4 still trips me up now and then. They truly do make a difference.
Then I learned something that took productivity to a whole new level. I learned how to go from productive to effective.
My other post on the topic includes these words from Christina Marfice:
Being productive is less about always having something to do, and more about making sure that what you’re doing is propelling you toward a goal.
In other words, it matters what direction you’re heading. We’ll get to that shortly.
First, let’s examine two common ways of scheduling: to-do lists and daily planners.
If you read my previous post, you know I had a love/hate relationship with to-do lists.
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Very insightful! I’m going to look into these other methods and see if I can come up with something better than the checklist.