When they’re an official item on your daily to-do list, you’re much more likely to make sure they’re a priority. If you’re hoping to create a healthy new habit, but you’re finding it difficult to stick to a routine, try adding it to your daily to-do list! Things like meditation, time outdoors, drinking more water, or reaching out to friends can easily slip through the cracks on busy days. Add links to any online workout videos or fitness trackers you’ll use that day, along with gym hours, class signup links, and notes about your intended workout.Ĭreate more “me time”. Take last-minute decisions (or excuses) out of your daily workouts and plan them in advance instead. Include a grocery checklist, too, and you’ll have everything on hand when it’s time to start cooking. Keep a recipe library in an online folder and add links to recipes as you go. Plan your meals for the week and add each night’s dinner plan into your daily to-do lists. That way you’ll have what you need (along with a reminder) at just the right time. Plan the content in advance and then attach it to your to-do list for the day you’d like each communication to go out. Whether you’re working on a neighborhood fundraiser or a family reunion, plan what you’ll say and when you’ll send each piece-save-the-date emails, group chats, event pages, announcements, invitations, reminders and thank you notes.
Assign a day to everything in your content plan so all you have to do each day is copy, paste, and post.Ĭommunicate about special events. Whether it’s for family updates, volunteer events, or a side hustle, create a social media content plan by writing your posts and finding the right images in advance.
Here are a few real-life examples of how you can use them:Ĭreate social media posts. You can create a to-do list for each day in the upcoming month and then populate your daily lists with your content plans, goals, or preparation for upcoming events.
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