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Master to do list: simple steps to follow.
- Set today’s tasks apart from the rest.
- Find the Goldilocks Point. {The concept of "just the right amount"}
- Set aside time for the unpopular tasks
- Review your tasks frequently.
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Mastering the To-Do list comes down to three things:
- Learning to do less.
- Learning how to complete what you have to do.
- Learning how to walk away when you’ve done what you had to.
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