Have you ever had a to-do list that was so longit felt like you'd never get to the end of it? Or have you everstarted the day with a manageable list, but by the end of theafternoon it was longer than when you began – because of all thethings that got added during the day? Too many days like this,and your to-do list starts to look like a wish list.This was a familiar scenario to me a few years ago. It wascompounded when I started using digital to-do list managers, whichenabled me to create a literally endless to-do list. However much Iprioritized, however hard I worked, I always seemed to end the daywith a longer list than I started with.The solution turned out to be counterintuitive: I got moredone by making my to-do list shorter. Read the complete 99% article.
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