When Your To Do List Seems *IMPOSSIBLE* (How to Prioritize Your Tasks)

When Your To Do List Seems *IMPOSSIBLE* (How to Prioritize Your Tasks) // How to Prioritize Your To Do List

If you feel overwhelmed by too many tasks and want to know how to prioritize your to do list, then this video is for you. Karin Nordin PhD is going to help you get ride of to do list overload, how to manage tasks, how to prioritize tasks. Part of your weekly planning should be to organize your to do list so that you can prioritize tasks effectively. Let's dive into these task management and productivity tips!

⏱ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
1:09 - Prioritize your to-do list WITH ME!
1:23 - Jot down every single thing you have to do
2:33 - The 1st Method of Prioritization
3:00 - Write down the absolute deadline for each task
3:42 - Racing the Date
4:32 - The 2nd Method of Prioritization
5:09 - Take out 3 different colors
5:57 - Color code your tasks based on your stress levels
7:15 - The 3rd Method of Prioritization
2:30 - Compassionate Calendar Course
9:17 - Put an asterisk next to each task that affects someone else
10:01 - If you can't get yourself to actually do anything on your list...

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[bodybrainalliance]

What is the number one thing on your list for today?

[Deadshot]

I want to thank you for this video. Both my daughter and I have trouble with being overwhelmed by our task lists and this will be very helpful. Thank you for providing such great content. Much appreciated. :)

[Deulsenia]

I applaud you for this action-based visual! I've had tasks written since February and none have dates until watching this video. But I like the idea of bringing the emotions to the forefront. BTW, no biggie but I think the colors got mixed up and threw me off. Blue was medium but you may have stated highest stressors...no biggie though

[MrMills]

Thanks for the video! Good, simple ways to approach prioritization. Question, in your last example you showed a ripple task that was low stress and had a later date. So, if that task was high on the ripple method but low on the others, when would you attack it? I guess I’m asking when an item has competing levels of priority according to the criteria, how do you know where to prioritize it?

[jkhouri]

How do you recommend prioritizing tasks that don't really have deadlines? I'm thinking about certain home repairs or upgrades that are very "nice to have" but don't really affect day to day functionality. Yet at the same time, ignoring them either makes them worse or just gets under my or my husband's skin