✅ Daily Living Skills (ADLs & IADLs) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

14.2 – Understanding the Difference Between a Schedule and a To-Do List: A schedule organizes your time, while a to-do list organizes your tasks. A schedule tells you when things happen; a list tells you what needs doing. Both are valuable, but they serve different mental purposes. A schedule prevents time conflicts and supports pacing throughout your day. A to-do list helps you remember goals and track progress without assigning exact times. Using them together gives structure and flexibility—you can plan what must happen at specific hours while keeping space for smaller actions. Many people mistake busyness for productivity, but without scheduling, even the best list becomes overwhelming. By mapping tasks to times, you build accountability and rhythm. The goal isn’t to fill every moment but to give each moment direction. When you separate scheduling from listing, time starts working for you, not against you. 2/2

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