The power of your Todo

Like a normal college student, my life and daily activities were a mess.

I would spend a whole day doing different things but at the end of the day, I never felt like I was making any progress.

I tried to follow all the rules that are required to become productive.

I would try to wake up early, do all the study and work on my projects but I could never do that all once. Even if I wake up on time I would still be on my bed, spending a lot time on my phone, which is not good at all.

I was the least productive in the past few weeks this year. But why was it so? The answer was simple, it was due to lack of proper planning. I stopped planning my activities for the next day. I didn’t know what I should be doing the following days.

Spending hours scrolling through social media, constantly talking to not funny or inspiring people, my time was slipping before I could realize.

Maybe it was just my problem and you do not have such issues but at some point in our life, we do get lost and we crave for distractions.

Maybe it was that phase of my life. And the way I got myself back on the right track was by planning my day before it began and spending time doing that were important. Surprisingly I had more free time than I ever realized after finishing my work, without being unproductive and having a sense of guilt.

“If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail” — by Benjamin Franklin.

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