Are Recurring Tasks Ruining Your To-Do List?

Recurring tasks can wreck your to-do list if you track them the wrong way.
Here’s how I use checklists to keep my task manager clean and organized.

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• Recurring tasks can overwhelm a to-do list when tracked as next actions.
• Getting Things Done offers a cleaner way to manage recurring tasks.
• GTD checklists keep recurring tasks out of daily task lists.
• Long task lists reduce focus and increase stress.
• Recurring tasks do not belong on the GTD next action list.
• Reference lists store recurring task checklists for future use.
• Reminders should prompt review, not force specific actions.
• Calendar reminders work better than daily task rescheduling.

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