Things to write lists for

One list and a simple log of what I'm grateful for. I don't add to this every day but on an ad hoc basis.

This is a reminder list of what I can do as part of my self-care. I can pick an item from the list and do that thing when I feel that I'm neglecting my self-care. The reason to have a list is so that, in the moment, you don't have to think what you could do.

I like my food audits. Every so often I will go through the fridge and freezer and log what's in there. I then use that list to menu plan. I try to keep up to date with the list but sometimes lapse and have to start again. When I'm on my game, it makes a big difference.

See above.

Linked to 3 and 4, we're notoriously bad at shopping. Well, I'm notoriously bad. I don't enjoy it and sometimes, in my rush to be in and out, I forget key items. A list helps!

This list is mostly local at the moment. Places in Derbyshire we've not yet been to. When we get a free weekend, we can refer to the list and choose somewhere to visit.

I've used allsorts of apps to track client projects. Many of my clients are not very tech savvy and something simple works best. I can share my list with the client.

I have a rolling list of eCourses, training that I've purchased to make sure I don't forget anything and as a reminder to work through the content.

This is a list of all the seeds I've bought, with sowing dates and flower colour, seed type. This is a new garden and I'm determined to track what I'm planting.

I have this in a few formats. I like to remember birthdays. In Twos, I have a recurring dates list with birthdays and anniversaries.