Increasing Your To-Do-List’s Productivity
- Divide it into the following categories: Today, This Week, Later This Week, Long Term.
- Once you complete a task, delete it. If you need to follow it up, make a new entry for it.
- In the long-term section, keep notes about future big projects you want to execute.
- Keep it synced through all your devices so you can edit it anytime.
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