Do you finish your To-Do list everyday?

Do I finish my to-do list everyday? Heck no! Sometimes it's procrastination, sometimes it's just too long.

No, but I have a running list, not a daily list. It's never completed.

No. But I’ll add an item to the list so that I can check it off!

Well yes, what has to be done gets done, other stuff is often divided in my head into 'should do' but not critical and 'can do' but no rush.

I always have the best intentions when I write the list.
The list does help though.
If my work day is crap and traffic is long then less likely my list will even get started. But I'm really trying very hard to leave work in the car. As in the bad day vibes stay in the car. Let it go during the commute.

If I don't sit when I get home then there is a chance I will do stuff. My goal is like a 15 mins challenge I try to write little tasks. I get a sense of accomplishment completing them then I want to continue.

Yesterday I took the day off and I tackled three big seasonal tasks. I couldn't believe how quickly they went so it kept me motivated.
My weekly goal is not to have to clean all weekend. I can do things I want to .

This weekend I want to work on my scraproom.

Oh I decided to not use a planner I'm using a note book. Front has the to do lists back of book is bigger task lists. On the cover it's says "let's do this ". I actually say that a lot. It helps.

I really wanted to get a cleaning lady. But I'm really not comfortable having someone in my house when I'm not there. DH feels same.

I almost never make a written to do list for myself but I will make one for DH if there are some unusual things I need done. For him though it's more of a "sometime this week" list rather than a "do today" list. And I don't put routine jobs on there, I trust him to remember to feed the cats, etc.

If I make a list, it gets done. I rarely make to-do lists, so I don't have the pressure. I am retired, don't have kids at home, and don't grocery shop, so lists aren't that important anymore. If I don't have a lot of things to do, I am pretty relaxed and when I have a bunch to get done, I get them done.

What is this mythical “to do list” you speak of? 

I don’t tend to write out an actual list of stuff to do and cross off, it’s more of a mental running list I have going in my head of stuff that needs to get done sometime that week. Things like need to pick up eggs, put gas in the car, throw a load of laundry in. I find I’m way less productive if I have a long list of things to do in any given day, and even less so if I have any kind of appointment to go to.

Even something as simple as a chiropractor visit that typically takes less than ten minutes (drop in, no appointment needed) in the actual place will eat almost an hour out of my day (20 minute drive there, 10 minutes inside, 20 minute drive back) and even more if I’m combining trips because the place I go to is close to Target, Costco, Michael’s and a couple other places I occasionally go.

I think having a lot of random stuff to do is overwhelming to me. I like to have order and try to have something of a rough weekly schedule to follow. The last year and a half has seemed so chaotic to me. The former schedule I used to have where I was able to get pretty much everything done in an average week has been completely thrown out the window.

What is this "list" thing you speak of?

I always have and make lists, but I know what MUST get done and what can push out a day or so.

I don't have a daily to-do list.

Are you like actually writing a list every day?
I make a list maybe once per year.
I do make mental lists of course but no I don’t get everything done.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
My "to do list" ebbs and flows, sometimes there 1-3 things on it sometimes it, sometimes 4-10 things+ on it.

As a part of my evening chores, I update my next day "to do list" (I use an index card), that I can easily slip in the car cup holder or in the outside pocket of my purse.
Whatever doesn't get done, rolls over to the next day to do list. Sometimes things get done that day, sometimes things stay on the list for a week or two or more.

Some things are more of a priority....
Groceries (especially if I am low or out of something).
Pay phone bill.

Some things are non-priority....
Renew my Library card (expires January), when I am over that way (it's not in my usual work or errands routes, area, etc...). I will wait until I am in that area, then do it. 
Buy foaming hand soap when it goes on sale at Bath and Body(still have one bottle left).
Wash car.