Doing less actually works better when you pick tasks that matter to you and protect your energy. Skip the task list. Instead, ask whether each thing you do is worth the energy it costs, and let that guide what you do tomorrow.
Because there's nothing like being able to say clearly, here's what I'm working on. These things are connected and they are aligned to where I'm headed, and I can sustain these things over the period of time that requires to actually get things done. So don't forget that it's important to look after yourself and that it's important for you to put some boundaries around yourself and give your permission— give yourself permission. Do a little less, maybe don't count how many things you got done, but think about the energy value of what you're doing and what you've accomplished that day.
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