be staggering. :-\
Jeffry Houser wrote:
> This doesn't quite answer your question, but I'll just throw this out
> there anyway.
> I use a paper and pencil to do this.
>
> Every night before I go to bed, I write a list of everything I have to
> do. Then I prioritize it to decide what I should be doing
> tomorrow. Generally the list has between 12-20 items on it and each
> day I
> do anywhere from 1-5 things.
>
> The list is not strictly work related. I'll keep mundane things on
> there
> too like "Go to grocery store / fix door hinge in bedroom / Rake Leaves."
>
> I believe the act of writing a list of things to do helps solidify what
> you have to do and therefore keeps the focus. I may be wrong about that,
> but it does seem to help me.
>
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