I didn’t get very far on that particular day, though I did get to Walmart and make the pickles. Here’s a note I wrote to myself back in June.Ĭlearly I need to write bigger or buy the smaller sticky notes.
If it can’t fit on that itty bitty square, it can’t fit in your day. The idea is to write your daily “to do’s” on a Post-it note. Post-it Note To Do ListĪ few summers ago I tested out a Post-it Note To Do List system. I think I read about it in this book, but I can’t remember. If I change their format every once in awhile, it keeps me on my toes. You know how you can put a note on the fridge to remind yourself of some great truth and then after three weeks it’s part of the landscape that you ignore? That’s how my lists are for me. You can read about all the different ways I organize myself and my life as MOM in my book, aptly titled, Organizing Life as MOM. I find that every once in awhile I need to switch things up a bit to keep me alert and active. Sometimes it’s paper sometimes it’s in an app or online calendar. Over time, I’ve developed systems that work well for me.
After that the list serves as reminder of what needs to be done as well as a herald of accomplishment when I can cross that thing off the list. The actual act of writing the list helps me problem solve and organize all the swirling in my heads. I’ve known folks who just know it’s time to make supper, run a load of laundry, feed the cat, etc. I’m not naturally one of those people who are able to track all their routines and responsibilities in their heads. Please note: This is NOT a sponsored post. Looking for a new way to spice up your daily to do’s? Check out this Post-it Note To Do List system to help you keep track of things quickly and easily.
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