Preparing the 1-3-5 list
- Chouse one important task. I'd call it the main goal of the day. A huge important task that would also take the majority of your time.
- Choose at most three mideum tasks, things that you should also get done but are not quite as important as the main goal.
- Choose at most five small/simple tasks, like checking emails or playing a video game. Something you won't feel bad if you missed it and it won't take you long to finish it.
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