Without a list, it’s challenging to keep track of the things you’ve never yet started, the ones still in progress, and those already done.
And if you have a colleague who over-commits but never writes them down, you should never get shocked if they can only do some and forget about the rest. Because if you are an average person like everybody else, you can only keep track of so many things before everything else becomes a noise.
Isn’t it easy to judge a colleague who forgets about all the things he should get done?
But what if you’re that kind of colleague?
What works for me could work for you too. So how do I keep track of everything I need to do? I create a database and a timetable in Notion to help me track the things I must deliver at work. I am really grateful that a dear friend shared the app with me. And using my academic email, I enjoy its free educational plan with “unlimited storage, unlimited uploads, version history, advanced permissions, and more!“
This is not a sponsored post. But I am eager to share Notion with you. So go try it out, and let’s dance with the deadlines!
jessa 