When I make a list in my head, I end up down a rabbit hole of potential disaster, so I make a physical "have to do" and "want to do" list. Each time I complete a task, I have the satisfaction of crossing off that thing. It also requires being realistic about how I organise my time. Sometimes I fail, according to my own expectations, but …
When I make a list in my head, I end up down a rabbit hole of potential disaster, so I make a physical "have to do" and "want to do" list. Each time I complete a task, I have the satisfaction of crossing off that thing. It also requires being realistic about how I organise my time. Sometimes I fail, according to my own expectations, but it's ok. One task at a time, done properly, is what it takes to inspire fulfilment.
When I make a list in my head, I end up down a rabbit hole of potential disaster, so I make a physical "have to do" and "want to do" list. Each time I complete a task, I have the satisfaction of crossing off that thing. It also requires being realistic about how I organise my time. Sometimes I fail, according to my own expectations, but it's ok. One task at a time, done properly, is what it takes to inspire fulfilment.