Do you have Daily Goals/Tasks?

12 years ago

I have a whiteboard above my desk and write a quick list of what I hope to achieve for that day. It helps me keep everything in perspective. I don't always stick to it rigidly - it's more just keeping everything in one place where I can see it from a glance and so I know what I'm doing so I don't forget.

It's probably just to remind me what I need to do as opposed to actual tasks but it helps keep me focused all the same.

I never really have weekly tasks because things change so regularly for me - and monthly tasks tend to be out of the question unless it's something obvious that I need to do.

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Pamellalovely 12 years ago

I want to know i always my daily goals and tasks but always i don't reach to my aim... Why any reason can some explain me???
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chrisjenva

12 years ago

I use a site called HiTask. Helps me greatly in keeping up with my schedule and tasks. To me it helps to plan the next day, the night before. They have phone apps as well.

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Chloe Emerson

12 years ago

Originally Posted by chrisjenva

I use a site called HiTask. Helps me greatly in keeping up with my schedule and tasks. To me it helps to plan the next day, the night before. They have phone apps as well.

I went to HiTask and signed up - looks like a wonderful tool

Thanks so much for mentioning it!

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Dames Jean

12 years ago

I have a monthly calendar I fill out with tasks and goals. I would say I set my goals on a weekly basis though. It's a great way to track efforts and results.

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Joseph G Spiteri 12 years ago

Every evening i write in my diary what needs to be do the next day.
And the first thing i look at when i get up is my diary and get stuck in.
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answergal

12 years ago

I do the same as James Dean. It works for me because that's where my appointments are and I live by this book.

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ephame

12 years ago

Originally Posted by NathanDevlin

I have a whiteboard above my desk and write a quick list of what I hope to achieve for that day. It helps me keep everything in perspective. I don't always stick to it rigidly - it's more just keeping everything in one place where I can see it from a glance and so I know what I'm doing so I don't forget.

It's probably just to remind me what I need to do as opposed to actual tasks but it helps keep me focused all the same.

I never really have weekly tasks because things change so regularly for me - and monthly tasks tend to be out of the question unless it's something obvious that I need to do.

I have the same thing, although i wish mine was bigger i always like to add things to it as i'm working. I am seriously contemplating a 6x4 foot wall size if i keep maxing my little one.

Originally Posted by chrisjenva

I use a site called HiTask. Helps me greatly in keeping up with my schedule and tasks. To me it helps to plan the next day, the night before. They have phone apps as well.

Checking this out, thanks for the post

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danlew

12 years ago

I have daily goals in mind. I wrote a goal for the next day in my journal, then I'll accomplish it. Rinse and repeat everyday, it is where I'm motivated.

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DannyWood1983

12 years ago

I have had massive daily lists to work from for as long as I remember. I'm contemplating deviating from that. So I'll see how that effects my results :-)

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Melinda Curle

12 years ago

Daily goals keep you focused and on task. I have them and they definitely help me in my business. I give my sales team daily goals as well. They are on a path to success.

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DemiWallis

Banned 11 years ago

I do have daily goals, the problem is that not everyday I manage to complete them, time is simply not enough for what I want to do. I think that I will try to make a list from now on and cut from it what I managed to complete everyday. The idea with the white board from NathanDevlin is great and I am thinking to start using it also. Thanks a lot for sharing your ideas. They helped me a lot!

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cloudstrife

11 years ago

I use a traditional pen and pad. I write down my daily tasks either the night before or in the morning. The feeling of ticking them off as I complete the tasks is so fulfilling.

It also keeps me accountable to myself when I do not complete what needs to be done for the day.

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joefizz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by cloudstrife

I use a traditional pen and pad. I write down my daily tasks either the night before or in the morning. The feeling of ticking them off as I complete the tasks is so fulfilling.

It also keeps me accountable to myself when I do not complete what needs to be done for the day.

Yes I am a bit like you...I use my Producivity Planner and my journal, which keeps me in line.

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I also use a 6 month gantt chart with my strategy.

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