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"How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time."
If you've ever ran more than a few miles, you probably understand why you need to pace yourself. Runners that sprint at the start of a race will be exhausted far before they cross the finish line. The same principle applies when trying to get work done. One solution for pacing my work that I've found incredibly effective is maintaining weekly/daily to-do lists.
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Time managements
The principle behind the WD To-Do List method is simple:
- At the end of the week, write a list containing everything you want to get accomplished.
- At the end of the day, write a list containing what parts of that weekly list you want to be finished tomorrow.
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Pacing yourself
Trying to get work done uses the same principle as running: You have to pace yourself. Runners that sprint at the beginning will be tired out long before they reach the finish line.
One of the ways to pace your work is by maintaining weekly and daily to-do lists.
History of marathons
- The first official Olympic race started at the Marathon Bridge and ended at the Olympic Stadium in Athens, a distance of about 24.85 miles. Of the 25 entrants, only 9 runners finished.
- After 1896, in the next few Olympic marathons, it was decided that as long as the runners ran th...
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