Mine vary. Lately they’ve tended to be easy in terms of time and
effort, but often are things that I would normally procrastinate about
for days or months (e.g., anything involving communicating with
humans) or simple things that I REALLY want to get done regardless of
what else comes up in the day.
When I choose harder must-dos, it’s usually just several small things
strung together such as “On Saturday I will eat the strawberries, eat
some of the pawpaw, cook the kale, wash the pig’s feet four times, and
focus on always working from my tasks lists even for relaxation and
fun.” (yes, I DO procrastinate about eating foods; I am pathetic).
I have been feeling lately that I should make my must-dos harder, but
I haven’t yet got around to doing anything about that…
Alys
On 18 July 2014 13:00, Kenny Yang yangkennyk@gmail.com wrote:
How “stretch” are your tasks. Are they pretty reaching or can they be
accomplished fairly quickly/easily.
I set a must do last night that was a little too overreaching and I can only
watch as the time ticks down and I derail tonight.
Looking for a balance of “too easy” and “too much.”
Also a question for you Daniel, how many times in the past 2 years have you
derailed (if any) on your must do goal?
mustdo – d – beeminder
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