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Benefits of To-Do Lists = Organization and Motivation

Do you like to know the benefits of to-do lists? How can you make best use of to-do lists? Are to-do lists the best techniques to manage your time? This article is aimed at seeking proper answers to these questions. Watch this video on the benefits of to-do lists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv-_hGaHCa4 What is a to-do list? Sometimes we find ourselves lost in our tasks and assignments. They seem so heavy or better to say so boring to us that we tend to postpone them. By that time we get stressed out. Moreover, we do not know where to start. In that ...

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Armaghan Houshmand

Armaghan Houshmand is an enthusiastic twenty-year-old student who is passionate about art, music, cinema, languages and literature. She can speak Persian and English fluently. She is currently working on her writing skills and her French and German.

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10 thoughts on “Benefits of To-Do Lists = Organization and Motivation”

  1. The article was written very informative and structured.
    To do a to do list is very important to facilitate ourselves and to make a live with a lot a stress easier.

    • You’re absolutely right! Creating a to-do list is an excellent way to stay organized and reduce stress. It helps prioritize tasks, keep track of important responsibilities, and gives a sense of accomplishment as you check items off. A little planning can go a long way in making life more manageable!

  2. This is a well-written article on an important subject. I used to rely on my mind instead of writing a to-do list. But as mentioned in the article we can not always rely on our memory and for being more organized and use our time in the best and most efficient way it is the best choice to have a to-do list. I personally try to use the advantage of having both a daily and long-term to-do list.

    • That’s right. To-do lists will give us clarity of mind and confidence. By checking the completed tasks and crossing them out, we can increase the level of our motivation to a high degree. In fact, according to Socrates, “the unexamined life is not worth living”.

  3. I actually enjoyed it because the righting was for armaghan and it was really good.

    • That’s right. This article is well-written, and the topic is so interesting and inspiring, as well.

  4. I personally prefer to have a daily to-do list and besides that, a weekly to-do list as well. Because if I don’t write my tasks and goals in a paper, then I am going to think about them all the time because I’m afraid that I miss something.

    • Thank you for writing this amazing article.
      For a while, I’ve been using Google Calendar and Google Tasks to get organized and have peace of mind. These apps are easily synched on both desktops and mobile devices, so you can get organized anywhere, anytime.

    • It’s so good to see you back, Sam, after such a long time! You’re always welcome to join our online community.
      As you can see from the Author Box, I’m not the author of this article on the benefits of to-do lists, which is not complete yet. By the way, if interested, you can also join us as an author and get your writings and articles published in your own name.

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