A list of tasks you simply don't do: You delete them, delegate them, outsource them or simply say no when they try to find their way on your to-do list:<ul><li>Things you want to say no</li><li>Distractions from being productive</li><li>Regular tasks you can delete, delegate, or outsource</li><li>Other people's responsibility</li><li>Small projects that get way on bigger projects</li><li>Emotionally draining tasks</li><li>Bad habits</li><li>Stuff that doesn't need to be done</li><li>Things that are out of control</li><li>Everything else that you can systematically eliminate and bring a bigger margin into your life.</li></ul>

The Not-to-do List

When people ask you personally or via email something that you are struggling to decline, use templates. Templates are standard response you use to everyone. With the use of these, you refuse them politely without offending them. Also,  it saves you time and there's less emotional pressure compared to writing a decline every time.

Not-to-do List and Templates

<ul><li>Vision List - consists of everything you want to experience in life.</li><li>100 Days List - all the task waiting for you in the next 100 day.</li><li>Personal Sprint Backlog or Bi-Weekly Sprint - tasks categorized by to-do, in progress, and done.</li><li>Daily 3T List - the three most important tasks of the day.</li><li>Not-to-do List - tasks you simply don’t do, no matter what. </li></ul>

Lists to Organize Yourself Perfectly

<ul><li>Take time to make a list. </li><li>Analyze your tasks from the past and look for patterns.</li><li>Evaluate recurring tasks. Identify their effects in the future. Know if you can delete, delegate, or outsource the task. Ask yourself what you would feel if you're going to do it.</li><li>Be honest with yourself about what should be on your not-to-do list. Realize that you should let go, and commit to other things.</li><li>Prepare your template for kind declines and start saying no to yourself and other people.</li></ul>

How to Prepare Your Own Not-to-do List

Lists are definitely a way to organize yourself, if you use them in a wise and lean and agile way - meaning that you keep your lists flexible, do regular retrospection to update your lists and adjust your tasks, limit your workload in a weekly or bi-weekly sprint, focus on the most important tasks every day, have a visual representation of your sprint progress, and so on.

Lists to Organize Yourself Perfectly

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