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How to Actually Execute Your To-Do List- or, Why Writing It Down Doesn’t Actually Get It Done

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Denise 10 Nov, 2007

After yet another day of procrastinating on two important projects, and getting annoyed with myself for doing so, I did a search of "self sabotage" and then "overcoming procrastination." I've been reading posts in myriad forums for hours (ironically serving as yet more procrastination) but after reading yours I suddenly feel better after reading your insights. Thanks!!! Fighting inertia while working at home is an extra challenge that I'm determined to overcome. I find myself spending way too much time planning/organizing/charting the "small chunks" of each step of the project -- which is necessary, of course. But at a certain point it becomes self-defeating as it keeps you from actually diving in and starting. (The things we do to ourselves ... Well, we're only human.)

mojopriest 12 Jul, 2007

This is a little long. I'll make note of it on my list and get back to you...

Anonymous 11 Jul, 2007

Try daily <a href="http:/www.dailytodo.net">to do list</a>, it offers daily, weekly, monthly and regular to do lists.

Yoda2 10 Jul, 2007

terrific post...definitely tips i can use. thanks!