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Hey there cho, Once upon a time, not too long ago, I was a serious list addict. I mean, I had a LOT of lists. I had lists on my phone, lists on my laptop, lists on my desk, lists in my handbag. Every time I started a new project, I'd check them all first, just to be sure I wasn't missing anything important. I'd see something I needed to do real quick and switch to work on that… Then I'd look again and find another thing to work on… And switch to that… I had so much FOMO around my lists that I could barely get anything done. And it seemed like I was adding things to my lists faster than was checking them off. That's why this week on the blog, I'm talking about ditching your to-do list . *Ditching the list* has been a huge eye-opener for me. I always thought running a business was supposed to feel like you're one-step (or twenty) behind everything you need to do. Like feeling overwhelmed was a prerequisite for success

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