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- Forget Your To-Do List; Try a Stop List
For years I have been making a “to do” list almost every day. Most days I write the items down at the very end of the day, right before bed. This is the normal way for me to think about the challenges and opportunities of the day to come. As I sleep, my subconscious pours over the tasks, and come morning, I likely have clarity on what seemed difficult the day before.Often when I am in the office, I willContinue Reading
- Forget Your To-Do List; Try a Stop List
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