The two articles about time management that I chose to read were " How Checklists Train Your Brain To Be More Productive And Goal-Oriented " and " Increase your creative output with 14 time management tips just for creatives ." The first one I found interesting because I love to make checklists often and for various types of reasons, whether it's packing for vacation, doing chores around the house, or planning a homework schedule/to-do list. However, I'm very inconsistent about following through with them or continuing to make them. Sometimes I'll make checklists for a couple days in a row and I'll stick with them diligently, but when I fall off the checklist train, sometimes I fail to check my planner for a week or more before revisiting again. For that reason, the article inspired me to renew my dedication to creating—and following through with—the checklists I make, to keep my dopamine centers active and my motivation strong. The first articl...
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