The thing about erasing the crosses at the end is such a great idea. A stark contrast to the steak method. I have a question tho, the tasks seem to be of equal importance. How would you differentiate between things that need to be done every day (for example studying a specific subject) from the ones that are "if possible, but not necessary" (like reading for leisure or studying another, less important subject)?
That's a great question! All the things on this list were important enough to me to be done at least every few days. Less important things tend to go on that little to-do list on the top (they often stay there a long time!). But the truth is, all of my "high priority" things can't get done in a day so low priority things just don't really even make it on my list.
The thing about erasing the crosses at the end is such a great idea. A stark contrast to the steak method.
I have a question tho, the tasks seem to be of equal importance. How would you differentiate between things that need to be done every day (for example studying a specific subject) from the ones that are "if possible, but not necessary" (like reading for leisure or studying another, less important subject)?
That's a great question! All the things on this list were important enough to me to be done at least every few days. Less important things tend to go on that little to-do list on the top (they often stay there a long time!). But the truth is, all of my "high priority" things can't get done in a day so low priority things just don't really even make it on my list.