New Project Tracking Idea

Well I went to write a post and found out my browser can't be used anymore, so here I am trying to learn to use Google Chrome. I just wanted to say I'm feeling a lot better on this new gluten-free diet and I'm trying to get back on my schedule and get more active. I found an idea for a rotating goals list, but I'm calling mine a project list. It's basically 6 sticky notes for 6 projects on a piece of paper. Some of the things I like about it are-

 they always say you shouldn't tackle more than 5 or 6 things at a time

I like the sticky notes because they come in so many colors and I can use a different color to signify different areas of my life, like hobbies, household, health, cooking, personal and so on.

I also like the fact that being a compulsive list maker and note book keeper, I can save these sticky notes in a note book to look back on what I've accomplished.

I like that when you finish a project it is easy to take it down and put up a new project or if you change you mind, have a new thought or need it's easy to replace your sticky note with a new one.

The original idea had a time limit on the goals, instead I've added the date when I add a project and the date I finished it. That way I can see that project has been up there a long time and I haven't done anything about it yet.

The other reason I thought this was a good idea is because I have been so into my cross-stitch and reading that I haven't done much else, so I'm hoping this will help me address some of the other areas of my life.

I know some people will think I'm crazy, but some will understand. Here is the original idea.

Linda


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