Obsession Over Writing Lists Can Prove Useful; Organize Reasons Why to Do Things, or Not
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque) › December 07, 2006
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Like David Letterman, I am a list person.
At any given time, I have a grocery list, a chores list, a work to-do list and an errand list. They're usually sub-categorized by importance and the days in which I'll do them. I get an unusual amount of satisfaction from crossing off something completely mundane like "take out the garbage" or "buy stamps."See the full content of this document
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Obsession Over Writing Lists Can Prove Useful; Organize Reasons Why to Do Things, or Not
I'm sure a psychologist would have a field day with me, and there's probably a name for my condition. But the bottom line is, my mind just automatica...
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