to do list

If you tend toward procrastination - how do you keep on track? Do you have to make a to do list?

If you have a to do list - what kind tends to work better for you..... on paper or electronic?

I tend toward procrastination and I want to take advantage of the time to get some stuff done, but I'm working full time from home and I have my son every other week. So I've mainly done the same ol' same ol' - haven't changed my diet, added only a little exercise, haven't done any projects around the house.

On the plus side - I've definitely taken a shower every day and I never wear PJs all day - so that's not nothing!

Re: to do list

I do everything on the calendar and notes app in the phone.

Some things are reoccurring like food shopping usually Mondays, Hebrew school, work conf calls, etc.
My notes are for usual new things we have coming up... kid's sports practices changes weekly, dinners coming up, trips, etc.

I keep it in my notes under - to do. Like buy bday gift for so and so then I check off when it's done and it gets erased after the party.

I can share some calendar stuff with the family for practices, family dinners, trips, etc then I have personal so noone else can see like wax or hair appointment and work so only coworkers can see.

Not sure if that helped. I am OCD when it comes to planning and keeping things in order. Although when this quarantine is over I will have no clue how to get back to it. LOL Right now it's been empty except for some bday parades. LOL