You’re so on-point. I’m a serial procrastinator who then gets totally overwhelmed by housework, so I do a room a day ie Monday - kitchen; Tuesday - bedroom; Wednesday - lounge etc and then slot ‘tasks’ like food shopping when I’m going out anyway (this saves petrol). You are such a good example!! x
Aw thank you so much!! Sounds like you’ve already figured out a system for yourself that works for you! Thank you so much for watching and for the support!
Great list of suggestions! I’m the person you described - great at planning, fabulous at creating Todo lists, but they seem to only get larger and never smaller. So thank you for ideas to try! I like the last bonus one - I realized I’ve occasionally done that but not with deliberate intention.
I think I’m only good at list making, I mean I love planners but I don’t actually ‘plan’ 🙄 I need this video!! Bonus 😊 Loved this video. I like the nitty gritty how to of actually getting stuff done.
This is SOOOO HELPFUL! Thank you. I love the short, and practical tips that you e included. I've actually saved this video to my favorites so I can refer back to it. I am guilty for, at times, having the never ending to-do list that you talked about 😅 ha.... And hardly getting anything done. So this is awesome. Thank you!
I am really glad I found you. Although I started planning, I was missing the GTD methods to keep track of tasks that are longer that require project planning. I will try out your 5 tips and the bonus!
Bonus I learned about the 5 min rule earlier this year (in a video about decluttering) and it really does work. It has helped me soo much to just get started. Generally once you begin you go past the 5 minutes. But, It is nice to know that if you want to you can stop.
BONUS! Thanks for the tips💕! I am a serial procrastinator toooo (referring to one of the comments) esp when one task takes me a few days! Egh but your videos are always motivating to keep moving forward❤
Thank you for the BONUS! I appreciate you sharing all these great tips in a shaper amount of time. Right to the point and easy to digest. Also, thank you for providing the links here so I don’t have to go down a rabbit hole. Lol ❤❤
I appreciate how you apply GTD to your planner - when I read the book (years ago), it seems it applied to paper (which I have a lot of as well). But I struggle to understand how a reference list would work.
Thanks so much! ❤️ I agree the reference list part it doesn’t touch on well. For me I just keep a separate area in my planner for reference stuff and more recently have been doing it online since it’s just easier that way!
Wait … with GTD why do you put things on inbox and then put on categorized list. Can’t you just put task on specific list as it comes into your head? Seems redundant to me. Also, a computer category seems outdated. Who does things when they are sitting in front of their computer other than work? I do those types of tasks (banking, email, ordering from Amazon) on my phone anytime. maybe just rename computer time to … digital time ….?
Yes and yes for both comments! You can do whatever works for you! For GTD I use the inbox when I’m just brainstorming and don’t want to think about breaking out tasks to detailed next actions etc so I leave it in inbox but do what works for you. Same with categories for next actions, there’s no rules, do what works for you!
Dial back the "actually's" but a very good vid will send this to my nieces and nephews. Bonus. But great stuff. I get so many questions on procrastination and you have done a great job on this.
