Sometimes, starting your workday can be brutal. When you already have a to-do list, you can accomplish tasks sooner.ģ. Either way, listing tomorrow’s tasks serves as the perfect capstone to your workday. Or, maybe you’re one of those people who can’t resist bringing a little bit of work home with you and you’ll jot down your list after dinner before you finally plop yourself down on the couch. Perhaps you want to make it the very last thing you do before you leave the office so you can dedicate your night to your personal life.
The good news? Writing your to-do list in the evening can help with this. (It’s partially my fault and partially the fault of people who email me way past dinner time.) Personally, I have a hard time flipping off the "work" switch in my mind. It switches off "work mode" so I can actually relax I’m far more likely to remember those smaller things that I wanted to accomplish when they’re fresh in my mind. This is why jotting everything down at night is so helpful. And, even further, the likelihood of you actually remembering that little task or reminder by the time you show up to the office the next day is pretty much slim to none. If you’re anything like me? The fact that you wanted to follow up on that email, buy stamps, or call the dog groomer promptly vanishes into thin air if you don’t get it written down somewhere. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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