Don’t worry about doing everything on your own. Keep using your to-do list and try to help others too

It’s hard to stick with a to-do list when you’re only focused on yourself

It’s difficult to keep going.

You might have thought, ‘A to-do list looks good,’ and used it for a few days, but then stopped again.

Is it because you lack willpower or motivation? Actually, that’s not the problem.

People who try to do everything by themselves are a very small minority.

Don’t blame yourself. Perfect people are special, but that’s all.

Getting help from others means you’ll accomplish more

If you think using a to-do list is helpful, it’s actually a two-phase challenge.

The first challenge is getting started.

The second challenge is staying consistent.

Many people have talent and motivation, but they often lack small things that make a big difference.

If you find it difficult to keep going, you should consider asking for help from someone.

It’s not shameful to accept help from others; in fact, it’s a better choice for seeing results.

Our service helps those who face common problems.

There are several ways to get help from others

Of course, you can choose our service, but first, we recommend five other tips for getting help.

If you find one that suits you, you should give it a try.

Help from your family

You need to establish some rules, such as asking for money or other forms of assistance.

If these rules are followed, family members can be your best support system.

Help from Your Friends

Your friends can also be helpful. Regular check-ins with them can keep you motivated to keep going. Checking in doesn’t need to happen every day—once a week or even once a month works great.

If you share similar goals, you can support each other by checking in on progress.

Help from Your Colleagues or Boss

When it comes to work tasks, it’s important to rely on your colleagues or boss for help and support.

Help from Your Mate

If you join a group, such as a study group, reading group, or something similar, you can ask them for help.

If you’re not part of one, you can always create a group yourself.

Help from Your Social Networks

You can post on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram.

I’ve tried this a few times, and it’s the easiest way, so we recommend it as the first step.

It can be difficult to keep going when nobody replies to you.

However, just the fact that you wrote about it can have a very positive impact on your progress because nobody wants to be a liar.

We provide support tailored to each person

People have different personalities and situations.

Our service is customized to fit each individual.

Our messaging service is available twice a day.