List of tasks to be done
While everyone knows that a list of "Tasks by doing" is probably the most simple and effective task management tool, it is surprising how many people failed to do one and continue with their lives trying to keep track of all your tasks on their heads.
To-do lists not only help people with poor memory (like me), but it also helps us to begin the difficult tasks, with the simple act of writing things on paper you have the psychological advantage of make them appear less huge and more achievable.
There are a lot of applications and web sites designed to help people manage your to-do list, but a good pen and paper works just as well, if not better.
Break large tasks into small achievable tasks
It has always seemed to come more simple than that list of to-do items, more effective is (the same happens with the project plans). However, in some cases it is necessary to divide large tasks into small sub-tasks to make them easier to achieve.
Hire a pension plan is a relatively large task, but if you start to decompose it into individual steps (for example, research on the Internet, talk to a financial advisor, choose the pension system, fill in the form of request, etc.), quickly becomes less daunting and will help you to understand how to complete the task.
Plan and set deadlines
One of major blockers of progress is being overwhelmed by trying to complete too many tasks at the same time. Multitasking is a euphemism for being disorganized just today.
