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Foreword
What Are Your To-Do Lists Supposed To Accomplish?
The Productivity Paradox: How Your To-Do Lists Are Hampering Your Success
Why You're Not Finishing Your List Of To-Do Items
Reason #1: You Misunderstand The Goal Of To-Do Lists
Reason #2: You Neglect To Assign Deadlines
Reason #3: Your Lists Are Too Long
Reason #4: Your Lists Have Too Much Variability
Reason #5: You Give Yourself Too Many Options
Reason #6: You Neglect To Add Context For Each Task
Reason #7: Your Tasks Are Defined Too Broadly
Reason #8: Your Tasks Are Not Attached To Specific Goals
Assessing Your To-Do List Mastery: A Self-Appraisal
How Negative Emotions Impair Your Productivity
10 Most Popular To-Do List Systems
#1 - The Massive, All-Inclusive List
#2 - The “Task + Starting Date + Due Date” List
#3 - The To-Do List Twosome: Master Task List + Daily Task List
#4 - The "3+2" Strategy
#5 - The 1-3-5 Rule
#6 - The Project-Based System
#7 - The 3-MIT Approach
#8 - The Kanban Method
#9 - The Matrix System
#10 - Getting Things Done (GTD)
Getting Things Done: Is It Effective?
How To Create The Perfect To-Do List
Step 1: Isolate Current Tasks From Future Tasks
Step 2: Define Tasks By Desired Outcomes
Step 3: Break Projects Down To Individual Tasks
Step 4: Assign A Deadline To Each Task
Step 5: Limit The Number Of Current Tasks To Seven
Step 6: Organize Tasks By Project, Type, Or Location
Step 7: Prune Your List Of Unnecessary Tasks
Step 8: Estimate The Amount Of Time Each Task Will Take To Complete
Step 9: Lead Each Task With An Active Verb
Step 10: Note Which Tasks Require Input From Others
How To Maintain A Well-Oiled To-Do List System
Tip #1: Keep A “Tiny Task” Batch List
Tip #2: Remain Vigilant Against Feeling Overwhelmed
Tip #3: Define Your To-Do Lists By Context
Tip #4: Conduct Weekly Reviews
Tip #5: Update Your List Of Goals
Tip #6: Avoid Getting Bogged Down In Methodology
Tip #7: Build And Follow A System That Works For YOU
Tip #8: Be Consistent
What To Do If You Fall Off The Wagon
Offline vs. Online: Where Should You Create Your To-Do Lists?
The Case For Pen And Paper
The Case For Keeping Your To-Do Lists Online
How To Incorporate Your Calendar Into Your To-Do Lists
What Is A “Done List” (And Should You Keep One)?
How To Create A "Done List"
Final Thoughts On Creating Effective To-Do Lists
May I Ask You A Small Favor?
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