Ghostwriter
One day every month instead of making a “to do” list, I make an it’s done list. I have been doing this for a very long time. It helps me reset and celebrate accomplishments rather than see a list that might have gone undone for the day. It’s not a list about what needs to be accomplished, but a list of accomplishments. It boosts my energy level and reminds me of all the little things that I do in a day that I can truly enjoy and celebrate. I may have written about it before, but today I am going to take a brave new step and I am going to share my “It’s Done” list. It will probably reveal more about me that I want you to know, and yet perhaps it will be good reminder to me that I need to be accountable for my time. Once a minute has gone by it has either been used, enjoyed or wasted.
I do hope you read the results. It will be listed in a post called It’s Done ~ the results.
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Do you make a to do list?
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Yes
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No
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Do you plan at least half of the time you are awake with things to do?
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Yes
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No
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Do you very rigid routines?
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Yes
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No
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Would you ever consider an “It’s Done” list?
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Yes
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No
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I always have a list in my mind! Good ☝!
What a great idea! Instead of bring a sense of omg I have to do all of this, you get a feeling of accomplishment. A friend years ago gave me a book “the artists way” and this would be a great thing to ad to that.
yeah, i am more organized if i do a list, such as grocery list, daily task list, future things that need to be done list, etc.
I would be lost without my lists!
Wow so far no one who even consider the “It’s done list.” I find that interesting. I really like it once in awhile.