>>6139853>>6139853>Start the day off by physically writing down tasks that you plan on accomplishing that day; compartmentalize them according to inportance: things that you need to do for others (Work/School), things that you need to do for yourself (Hygiene), things that will help you achieve your goals (Fitness/Drawing/Research), and things that you can afford to miss from time to time (Entertainment)The list thing is working. For example I did not have the motivation to tend my own bed but now I do it because I know it's an easy item to cross of the list and it is free dopamine rush.
Weird how I never even considered making a To-do list in my life.
>Do not set unflinching deadlines for each task because each day comes with its different challenges; be flexibleFailing. I have not been able to finish an entire day of tasks so far. Maybe I'm too ambitious.
>Once you've done the task cross them out/check them off the list>Don't neglect inportant aspects of your personal and social life for the sake of productivityYare Yare Daze.
>Set tangible goals in mind for you to accomplish rather than nebulous ones and remind yourself what you're working towards ("I'm drawing so I can make art of a particular character" vs "I drawing so I can be good at art")Harder than it sounds like.
