If you love the feeling of crossing things off your to do list, I’m right there with you. And if sometimes you look at that list and put it right back down, walking as fast as you can in the opposite direction, once again, I’m with you.
Which is why I want to share two easy strategies for making to do lists a little more manageable that came to me within days of each other:
1. Make it a Get To Do list*. One little word to help remind us all how lucky we are to be alive, doing work that makes the world better.
2. Make an Already Done List. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, take a minute or two to write down things you HAVE accomplished. Getting out of bed and brushing your teeth can 100% be on that puppy, and so can closing the biggest deal you’ve ever made with a dream client. You do you and celebrate those wins! This one is from @Lizandmollie, give them a follow!
*I can’t remember where I saw this one, so if you’ve seen this and have a source, I’d love to give them credit!
Once again, thank you from my heart and soul for your support, great senses of humor, brilliant minds, collaboration and what you're each doing to make the world a better place.
Cheers,
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