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yOUR lIFE lISTS
There are several questions you need to ask yourself if this occurs.
First, is it something that has to be done today? If not, write it on your
list for tomorrow. If it needs to be on today’s list, where does it need to
be added? Second, is it going to the top of your list? Should it be somewhere
in the middle or at the very bottom? Only you can decide where
these tasks are allowed to be on your list!
Now that we have taken a look at how to make Your Daily Life List,
let’s take a look at how to make Your Goal Life List. This is your list
that has your big weekly, monthly, and yearly goals. You can extend it
out to your five-year goals as well! For example, if you are planning
a party for your child, the party would be on either your weekly or
monthly goal list. Which list the party goes on depends on how much
time you have to prepare. Let’s think of all the things you need to get
done to make this a great party. You will need invitations, party favors,
balloons, a cake, a camera, and of course… presents! Looking at the
camera, you would need to make sure you have the battery charged and
enough memory space to take your pictures. This would go on your
daily list by writing ‘put camera with party supplies.’ Under that, write
‘check battery and memory space.’ Now you can add the other items
the same way. If you are making your invitations, then you would need
to list all the supplies needed to make them. Not only will you have
things needed to get done for the party, but you also have to make a
shopping list so nothing will be forgotten, including the present(s)!
Your Life List is a living, breathing thing. It will constantly evolve
– just like you! You will get better at making your list and keeping it
current the more you use it. It will help you to stay on task and make
better use of your time. By consistently using Your Life Lists, you will
see yourself become more productive.
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