Tom Krieglstein breaks down the Ivy Lee method: write six tasks each night, rank them by importance, tackle one at a time starting with the hardest, move unfinished ones forward, and repeat. Five minutes of planning cuts next-day stress.
Little effort the night before saves a ton of stress the next day. So with the Ivy League method, you're not just managing your time, you're mastering it. You're turning I'll do it later into I've already done it. So, to quickly recap the steps, write down the six tasks at the end of each day. Prioritize them based on the importance of each task. Focus on one task at a time, starting with the most important. Move all the unfinished tasks to next day's list and then repeat. Repeat that daily process for each day.
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