Here, you’re able to choose to work with a blank sheet or a recently used template.
Google also suggests others you could use.
Its under thePersonalheading near the top.
Click into the sheet and name itCatch-Up Day, including the date beside it.
Youll notice some placeholder information that tells you how the template works.
It uses conditional formatting to strikethrough and gray out tasks as you check them off.
Still, they might nag at you.
you could likely think of one or two right now.
A catch-up day will clear some of those tasks from your mind.
You could plan to do so on a day off or one that isnt too busy with other obligations.
The idea isnt to get through your entire backlog, but to tackle as many items as possible.
So, to plan a catch-up day using the to-do list template, you wont need the date column.
Instead, you might swap it out withPriorityorWeight.
One is the highest priority, and three is the lowest.
One is the simplest, and three will require the most focus or energy.
That way, you dont spend much time organizing your list when creating your plan.
Choose what you want to do based on time and how you feel.
Adding Your Tasks
Avoid overthinking your to-dos as you write them out.
A menu appears where it’s possible for you to chooseSort A-ZorSort Z-A.
Sorting A-Z will give you the lowest number first and Z-A the highest.
The quickest way to stop sorting is to use theUndooption in theEditmenu orCMD + ZorCTRL + Z.
Its one thing to make your list, but now you gotta follow through.
Once you check some items off, youll be glad you did.
