Two Types of People.

Basically, there are two types of people in this world:

List-makers
and
List-haters

People basically either seem to love or hate making lists.

Of course, I am partial to list-makers since I happen to be one of them. How could anyone not love a list? IT's simple, it's organized, it feels really good to check off items as they're done. What's not to love?

But I understand that not everyone can embrace the list in the same manner that we list-makers do.

HOWEVER.

Even we list-makers can run into trouble. While we're busy scoffing at list-haters for being disorganized or forgetful, we have issues, too.

Our lists are too long.
Our lists are not prioritized.
We put stupid stuff on our list, just so we can get the satisfaction of scratching stuff off. We crave that sense of accomplishment.
We put unnecessary stuff on our list.
We artificially inflate our list to feel important.

c'mon, admit it. We've all been there.

Wouldn't it be great if the only stuff that went on the list was stuff that really mattered? The best way to get rid of stress is to do what really matters, so why not dump the fluff?

By only performing necessary tasks and the ones that will acutally move us closer to the achievement of our most important goals, we can virtually eliminate stress altoghether adn literally propel ourselves towards success.

Sound impossible?
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Oh, and here's your question of the day:

How much of YOUR to-do list is fluff and how much is real substance?