Seeing your “to do’s” events or reminders as a physical part of your space is a good method to get to it.
Mar 3, 2025
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I use a whiteboard on my fridge to keep lists of tasks I need to do both short term and long term. I use a calendar with little stickers to mark when I do the things I say I'm going to do. There's a reason we learn to be rewarded with stickers as kids: it works and is satisfying.
Feb 5, 2024
I have one in my bathroom next to my sink and one by my front door.
PERFECT for jotting down thoughts while brushing your teeth and keeping track of the little things.
Command strip that shit to the wall and literally save your brain and your day.
May 13, 2025
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I've tried using todo lists (physical and apps) but, as soon as they're not in front of my face, I forget about them. Lately I've been putting Everything in my calendar app. I have a widget on my phone home screen that tells me what's next so I always see it and regularly tap it to see what's on the day and the rest of the week.
It's not just appointments. I'm also putting tasks and reminders on there which are typically "todo" list things. Centralized, just a glance away.
It's also becoming an aid for journaling? I'm putting in shit just to remind myself what I've done socially and privately throughout the week.
Aug 1, 2024
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Really ? You can’t do this alone ? You need support ? You need comfort ? You need help ? Company ? You feel guilty for being needy ?
Is that how you treat yourself ? What a foolish belief. Did you just scrutinize your need for another ? Is that fair ? To anyone ? Ever ?
Apr 6, 2025
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Pro Tip : Use the “ Replacement of habit“ skill to cause change to occur. Once that happened, immediately follow up with “ Dazzling curiosity“ for most efficiency.
Mar 4, 2025