Thanksgiving is this week in the U.S. I thought this idea might help you with preparing for your Turkey Day celebration. I learned this idea from the book Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals (which I reviewed in this post) and I’ve been using it off and on when my to do list seems…
Theme Alert! November posts on the blog will be all about “to do list hacks”. I use the app “Toodledo” for my to do list, and you may use something else but I am sure you will be able to find similar features for what you use. If not, email me and I’ll help you…
Title: Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals Author: Oliver Burkeman Biggest Takeaway: How I read it: Physical book from my library Backstory You Didn’t Ask For: My to do list has way too many tasks. I can’t keep up. This book made me think about productivity a little differently. Instead of trying to hack how…
I spent most of last year trying to “catch up” on blog posts. I had a huge goal to stay one month ahead on blog posts and I miraculously did this for most of the first half of the year. I eventually slipped, however, and spent the rest of the year trying to play catchup…
TL;DR; Why I need a To Do app What is Toodledo and where to get it My top 5 requirements for a To Do system As a working mom of two, it would be impossible to get through my days with any semblance of organization without a to do list of some kind. Through the years, I…
Holy shit, we are at the end of May. Let’s just say exactly what I’m thinking. May is the absolute craziest month of the year for me. Work is insane. It is the busiest month of the year at my job, and it involves late evening conference calls 3 weekdays a week for at least…
We are officially two weeks into 2019 and I wanted to do a quick check-in on how my resolutions/themes are going for the year. Not great. Ok, thanks, check in done! Have a great week. Right. Unsurprisingly to me, I’m starting to fall into my typical patterns heading into this 3rd week of the year. …