Paul Nene

Limitez les tâches quotidiennes grâce à des règles de productivité simples

Mirage, I really appreciate how honest this reflection is.You’re not pretending everything is perfectly organized. You’re actually noticing the tension between “I can do more” and “I want to stay calm.” That awareness is powerful.Your three-task limit is clear and grounded. Conduct lessons. Talk with HR. Clean up. That’s focused. That’s realistic.The “Later” list is where your brain is trying to hold everything at once. That’s not a lack of discipline. That’s mental load.The good question you asked is exactly the right one: when do the other tasks matter?Here’s something gentle to consider.If tomorrow already has lessons and something urgent like the therapist session, then that day is full. The other tasks are not ignored. They are simply not for that day.You don’t have to prove you can do more.You only have to protect what truly matters today.You’re actually thinking deeply about your system. That’s not strange. That’s growth.

Soooo, I am trying to stay productive but at the same time staying calm, not overwhelmed. 
Three task limit:
<ol>
<li>Conduct today's lessons;</li>
<li>Talk with HR about my work;</li>
<li>Clean up.</li>
</ol>
Later:
<ol>
<li>Go to the mall to buy a present for a friend</li>
<li>Go to my friend's place</li>
<li>Watch a tutorial</li>
<li>to sign up for a session with a psychotherapist</li>
<li>Clean up my clothes</li>
<li>Do the task about emotions</li>
<li>Start drawing an art-trend</li>
<li>Start the typography task for university</li>
</ol>
I don't know honestly if this works...Just because I really understand that I can do more, and I NEED to do more. Because, for example, tomorrow I need to conduct other lessons and..another tasks will be, for example, sign up for a session with a psychoterapist (because it's urgent) and do the task with emotions. The good question is when to do other tasks that really matter....

Three task list:

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