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Unlike an endless to-do list, a not-to-do list is easy to maintain and delivers huge returns. Start by adding the three poisons introduced in Part 1, then continue from there.
Time, energy, and attention are limited. Use your list to reduce what you take on.
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Dropping everything at once is jarring. Make small changes so both your conscious and subconscious mind can adapt without burning out.
Nothing says you have to give something up forever. Try it, observe the results, and bring it back if necessary.
Some items disappear once you involve others.
If your commute drains you with multiple transfers, try a taxi for a few days. The extra cost might be worth the time and energy you reclaim.
If painstaking home cooking is exhausting you, experiment with simpler meals or trustworthy prepared dishes. Your body and mind may both feel better.
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Feel free to experiment. Both tools exist to guide your daily decisions—keep whatever combination actually works.
If creating or sticking to the list feels difficult, the Basic Support Plan provides twice-daily messages plus a weekly review to keep you on track.
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