I believe that it's important to remember that we only have 24 hours in a day, and essential to use this time wisely by planning and organizing our activities.
What are you doing to plan your day? Do you use any tool or follow specific methodologies?
I used a ton of digital resources, and went back to an analog bullet journal. I spend 10 minutes each day preparing my to-do list, and 5 mins at night reviewing it. On Sundays I spend an extra 10 mins to plan my week.
That's it! I'd say it's worked so far :)
@adithya_narayanan1 How do you manage your unfinished tasks? Just rescheduling them? Do you interest in how many hours a task takes to finish and the difference between what you think?
Having a reliable online planner at hand, you'll master your scheduling and panning abilities without extra efforts. I tried to work with simple spreadsheets or even to do lists, but the really powerful tool is a Gantt chart. Therefore, I recommend to plan your working days and daily tasks using any Gantt chart-based platform. For example, GanttPRO https://ganttpro.com/.
I often do a chart, where I rate the importance and urgency of my tasks. I add that up and start from the tasks with most points. If two tasks have the same rating, I start with the one, that is more important.
For instance, if I have 3 tasks, and those will be:
A: 50% Importance and 100% urgency (total of 150)
B: 100% Importance and 25% urgency (total of 125)
C: 75% Importance and 75% urgency (total of 150)
I'd start with task C, then go to A (They both have a total of 150, but C is more important). Task B would be the last one on my list.
You can also create a chart and start from the top right corner and then go down.
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I use my task manager tool in Notion
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Every night I write down on a piece of paper the schedule for the next day, what I have to do and what time I have to do it. Of course, I don't always manage to do everything according to the plan, but I try.
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If we talk about tasks at work, I use @Firmbee - just love the design and functionality.
but I also love old and simple tools such as a calendar or a notebook, simply clever!
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