No, this isn't a 'To do list' that I'm planning to jot down, but just the reasons of why one should always have one ready.
To do lists are amazing. Not only are they easy to make, but they also end up giving you a reason to live! No. For real. Make a to do list, gawk at the amount of things you ought to do, and if you're a free bird, add things which pull you out of your comfort zone.
I have seen by experience, that a to do list, does really clear your brain. Not only does it succeed in keeping you busy, it also makes sure that you're always up to something that's going to benefit you, in someway or the other. Apart from this, when you have things to do, and you, by all means, just have to perform those tasks, what's better than a piece of paper which will always remind you to complete it?
To do lists are amazing. Not only are they easy to make, but they also end up giving you a reason to live! No. For real. Make a to do list, gawk at the amount of things you ought to do, and if you're a free bird, add things which pull you out of your comfort zone.
I have seen by experience, that a to do list, does really clear your brain. Not only does it succeed in keeping you busy, it also makes sure that you're always up to something that's going to benefit you, in someway or the other. Apart from this, when you have things to do, and you, by all means, just have to perform those tasks, what's better than a piece of paper which will always remind you to complete it?
With my exams done, it is finally time where I can embrace my love for the to do lists. Pencil's and rough sheets, here I come!
Is that why people who make to-do lists have the following problems:
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B) Depression
C) No free time
D) Anxiety Attacks
E) Migranes
F) Psychedelia
G) Hallucinations
H) and Insomnia?
Nice one :)
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