However, that does not mean that I am giving up on the ones
I have left on that list.
There was a time, years ago, when I had a chance to take a
free Franklin Covey Planner course. They taught me how to use a planner
(paper, back then) and how to prioritize your tasks. The thing I loved about it
was that it also kept those plans and tasks in front of me, always.
If I didn't get to something one day, I could always bump it
up a day, or a week, or whatever. But if it was still important at the end of
the goal-day, and un-done, I had that option.
These days, I do not need something as big as that planner.
I do still, however, have tasks and a to-do list.
Bumping those tasks to another day or week or month is like
re-booting my to-do list - a hi-tech solution to my goals.
Yep - I like that. So, I just re-booted my un-done January
tasks and they will pop up tomorrow on my to-do list.
Nobody ever said that we should discard a task or a goal
just because we did not get to it when we planned for it. There's always
another day. Or we hope so.
The thing is, if it is important enough to still be
accomplished, then a re-boot will keep it on my list.
January to-do's are now re-booted!
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