I will not get anything done without a to-do list. How about you?

I guess i sort of do it. I make lots of lists for when i'm going somewhere far in advance, like what i need to take with me. But as far as the day to day stuff that i need to do i can pretty much keep track and check off things in my head. I think sometimes that allows me to procrastinate things.. ok.. most of the time. But its what works for me, and the listy notes works for you, so to each their own right ? :) Have a good day

I also make to-do lists. I have a small calendar book and a pad of "post it" that I use all day long to remind me to get things done. I like what you wrote about putting an A next to the things that need to be done first and the F for things that can wait. Great idea.

This is how I am at work. I need to have a written list of the things I need to get accomplished that day, and of the order I want to accomplish them in. Otherwise I would forget to do some important things. The list keeps me on track.

LOL...This is just a funny one to me. I have tried making lists, I really think lists are great. I seem to have one problem though, everytime I start out with a list with good intentions I either lose the list and forget what I was supposed to do or I get sidetracked with all the little parts of a job that I forgot to put on the list and end up hardly geting anything checked off even though I spent the whole time working. S/o loves making lists of things, he rarely gets to any of them but he loves writing them out!

i always make to do list, then i dont have too many things going on in my mind plus you don't forget to do anything if its written. i find it useful when i'm revising for an exam to write down the topics that i need to revise, then i know in my head i have revised everything i need to.

I am a list maker - would forget stuff with out it. My mom used to (and still does) make lists that are pages long with multiple columns. That's too much for me. I once read that if you had a list that was too long, that you tended not to get it finished and then you would feel fustrated that you didn't finish it. They suggested no more than 10 items on a list. I try to keep my lists under 20 things I have to do that day so I can actually cross items off and not feel that I didn't to anyting, but I keep multiple lists for different things. Like items to pack for a trip, ideas for podcasts, books to read, etc.

I've been making to do lists forever, lol. But if I didn't I'm like you, I wouldn't get anything done that needed to be done. I usually make a master list for the week, that way if there are things that need to be done on a certain day, it will be on my list.