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The Ridiculously Simple Method to Getting Stuff Done

If you're like me, your to-do list is huge.

How do you get through this with all the interruptions, fires, and tasks you must do on a daily basis.

Here is a ridiculously simple method, focus on getting small tasks done a little each day. You could have a hundred items on your to-do list and 50 could be large and 50 small. If you work only on important tasks and they're all large, you might not ever get to the small stuff.

Let's work on small tasks first:
  1. Start tracking small tasks you have to do
  2. Set a time period in your calendar 30 min to remind yourself each day to work on small tasks for 30 minutes
  3. Get a co-worker to set their calendar for the same.
  4. Switch between odd and even days that you will go to their desk on odd days at say 3 PM and they will come to yours at 3 PM each even day.
  5. While sitting together work on small tasks that you have
  6. Do this until you have the habit working
  7. You can stop meeting with co-worker if you've made it a habit, but if you fall back to your old ways then start up the process again
  8. Follow up during this time if it's a small task

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