Focus on Your Personal Values Instead of Your Incomplete To-Do List

You may try to get through your to-do list each day, and often things slip through—but that doesn't mean you've failed. Those days look to see if yo

February 15, 2015 · 1 min · 66 words · Angela Duncan

Those days look to see if you met your personal values checklist.

Those attributes might be the reason you didn’t get everything done you intended.

This alternative view isn’t an excuse for procrastination, of course.

Not getting everything done on the list was a deliberate choice to postpone something because something else had priority.

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