My Lists

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We are all busy professionals. As a direct result, I have found that as my career progressed, I have become obsessed with lists.


In the early days as a young lawyer, I literally kept a separate “To Do” pad. I would start the week on the top page and then color code and move tasks that needed to be completed onto later pages as the week progressed. I can still clearly reach the emotion of panic on the few occasions that pad was misplaced.


Now my lists are electronic. I have all kinds of lists. A weekly “To Do”, ever morphing shopping lists, movies, restaurants, everyone’s medications, recipes, and of course potential blog topics.

The beauty of electronics is that my lists are with me everywhere I go. Much better and more versatile than the old days with the “To Do” pad.


What is your organizational tool of choice?

Comments

Rona Gura

Post-its on my computer monitor. Isn't that what they were invented for????
Victoria Drogin

I still make lists on paper. Supplemented by technology. I’m like the progressive ad about becoming our parents… lol
Shelley Simpson

I have the electronic calendar that only has business activities. I pull those every Sunday from the official paper calendar that is done in pencil so I can erase and move things. I put everything - it's very specific - on the paper calendar at least in terms of time blocking for business and personal time. The shopping list is on a post-it that Gayle and I both access and update as we go through the week. I have always done lists - even as a kid.
The Webmaster

Only issue is that if it's electronic, I have to remember to look at it!
Nancy Schess

Hah! We love that ad in our house -- perhaps a little bit too much.
Daniel Schwartz

Paper for work do tons. I jeep an ongoing spiral notebook I update daily. Calander, I do use outlook for most business appointments.

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