Every villain is a hero in his own mind

This was a question asked on reddit, and so I decided to do it as a journal entry here! 

My days essentially come down to my month. My method of organizing and planning is what works for me and I've been doing it since April this year. Firstly, I make yearly and then monthly goals (and sometimes quarterly). I then go off my monthly to-do list to create my daily to-do list. I generally have categories for my goals such as health, work, spiritual etc I then break each goal into as tiny piece as possible in order to get them done. 

I have a bullet journal that I plan my weekly goals through. I also have general everyday thing that I want to do as part of my morning routine. Finally, I have a small white board next to my PC that I use as my day's to-do, which I write on every morning. I originally did this the night before but I found that if I had a bad night's sleep or something came up, looking at a list of to-dos made me feel stressed and depressed. By writing it in the morning as part of a routine I've found it easier to judge my energy for the day and focus on the tasks at hand. 

The best part of my day is crossing off things when I've done them! And at the end of the day I mark off things in my journal that I've done, wipe my board clean and wind down!