Task #5 for Becoming a Lovelier Woman

With so much work, tasks and responsibilities it’s only natural for a person to feel overloaded, with too many things in their head!

There was a time when I also felt like this myself, I was always very tired mentally and just the thought of all the things I had to do was enough to make me feel weak…

Until someone gave me some guidance...


“Nanda, put everything down on paper. Jot down all of your daily tasks and number them according to their priority…

Deep down I didn’t think that this would result in anything but I tried it anyway.

I put everything down on paper and to my surprise I realized that many things on the list weren’t priorities and could be done during the rest of the week!

I learned to organize myself using this method and with this in mind we are going to enter our next task.

Task #5 for Becoming a Lovelier Woman

“From now on you are going to get yourself organized on paper. Mental notes don’t count because we always end up forgetting something.”

Here I’ll show you exactly how I learned step by step:

·       On a blank piece of paper write down all of your responsibilities and tasks.

·       After you have them on paper (try not to forget anything, but don’t worry if you do; once you remember, add it to the list.) you are going to number them in the following way:

1.     Number 1 for urgent tasks that must be done as soon as possible.

2.     Number 2 for important tasks that aren’t as urgent.

3.     Number 3 for tasks that can be completed without urgency.

4.     Number 4 for tasks that aren’t as important but still need to be done.

·       After numbering them you are going to distribute the tasks throughout the week.

·       Once you’ve organized you week, you will work with your list everyday and if you remember something, you will add it on according to its urgency.

·       When you complete a task, you will cross it off your list. You’ll notice that this will give you a sense of “job well done” and you’ll see where your time is going.

Tips

1.     Do this every Sunday evening so that you can start your week knowing exactly what needs to be done.

2.     If you work outside of home and also care for your house, make separate lists- one for work and the other for home tasks.

3.     Remember that a day has only 24 hrs, therefore, be wise while distributing the tasks during 1 day, don’t overload…

Be dedicated and you will see the results of these tasks!

PS: I love receiving so many emails with your testimonies, it gives me strength to continue and to seek more of God!!!

All of the glory is for our Beloved!