Making a To-Do List
Meetings are a never-ending sea of tedium. But, you know what's even worse? Trying to remember what you're supposed to do after all those meetings. That's where this list comes in.

Step 1: Take Notes

Don't just nod off during the meeting, take actual notes. Write down every single thing that was said, no matter how ridiculous it sounds. It'll save you from wondering later.

Step 2: Prioritize Tasks (or Don't)

Let's be real, you're not really gonna do most of this stuff. Prioritize the things that actually matter. Like, "Buy snacks for the break room" is way more important than "Revise marketing report."

Step 3: Make a Decision (or Don't) Step 4: Delegate Responsibility (to Your Intern)

Step 5: Take Action (or Pretend To) Real Action List

Making a To-Do List Meetings are a never-ending sea of tedium. But, you know what's even worse? Trying to remember what you're supposed to do after all those meetings. That's where this list comes in.

Step 1: Take Notes

Step 2: Prioritize Tasks (or Don't)

Making a To-Do List
Meetings are a never-ending sea of tedium. But, you know what's even worse? Trying to remember what you're supposed to do after all those meetings. That's where this list comes in.