Do you always make a to-do list before starting your workday?

Not really, it seems to work well enough just having a to-do list in my own mind haha

Hello Elif, I did check out before Sunset. I think it's a brilliant idea. I actually make a "To do" and "Do not do" list. Sounds silly at first. A not-to-do list will bring me clarity and peace because there will be less shame and anxiety over things I think you should do, or worse, have told someone else I will do, but am having trouble getting to. So I do have a "Not important" list. Makes sense?

Sometimes I just know what to do, and this task inspires me so much, so I don't need a to-do list. I just start the work and hours went by.

It sounds like a great solution for people who struggle with planning their day. To answer your question, I'm a big fan of to-do lists! I usually start my workday by jotting down the top three things that I need to accomplish that day. Then, I break them down into smaller, more manageable tasks and schedule them throughout the day. It helps me stay organized and focused.

I usually know what to do from the day before I keep always some room for last-minute things or calls. I plan the week during the weekends.

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By breaking tasks into smaller chunks and scheduling them, I efficiently organize my day, stay focused, and ensure the successful launch of our product on Product Hunt.

Thats pretty useful ofcourse! Infact i make a to-do list at night for the next day.

I make a to-do list at the start of every week and update it throughout the week. It helps me prioritise tasks that are 1. Urgent and Important 2. Not Urgent But Important 3. Important Not Urgent 4. Life Admin

I never write to-do lists. I work on priorities for the highest impact that I am constantly re-evaluating.