The Truth About Corey Strode

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Goofycabal

on Jan. 11, 2011

Highly detailed plans? Full annotations? Pinpoint accuracy? Heck, who needs all those things when writing a "To Do List"…?

Surely, it's easier to simply put down the general idea that you *want* to get something done? That way you don't have to get too upset when you only do half of what you were really intending anyway!

That, and you get to save ink in the process :D