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7. Could-Do List

7. Could-Do List

You can make a "could-do" list to weigh the importance of optional tasks. To do that:

  • Make a worksheet with columns for tasks, task duration, expenses, task desirability (scaled one to 10), and the return on your investment (scaled one to 10).
  • Based on those metrics, identify which items take priority.

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