Some people think having a to-do list is a huge burden. It is a full list of tasks, and actions you HAVE to do; long overdue projects, mundane household chores that you have to write down otherwise you forget them – yet you still manage to put off.

Seriously, if you are pulled out juggling balls, juggling kids, jobs, washing, appointments and everything else absolutely everywhere, with no time to breath: the idea that you can have everything you have to do and want to do all in one place sounds an absolute nightmare. It can work against you, and can be the most counterproductive, idiotic  thing ever to see that never ending,  always growing, currently 15 mile long list in black and white.

If I have just described you, then welcome. Welcome to the club, the club of us absolute plebs who want to move forward, want to feel in control and the joyous image of calm and collected togetherness that make everyone else jealous… yet we always manage to make a to do list of 30 plus items and it grows so exponentially that within 2 weeks it’s 70 items deep and like that bit of cheese at the back of your fridge is starting to put down roots and grow babies.

We are going to move forward. We don’t have to be that geeky god or goddess you know who has everything under control in a ten point tick list and a few files… We can make it work ourselves.

I promise.