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The article looks at the daily itinerary and tasks of Jasmyn Wright, the founder of The Push Through Organization. They include waking up at six o'clock in the morning and noting any looming deadlines and outlining the goals she wants to achieve, checking out email inbox and going through her Facebook and Twitter messages at seven o'clock, and tutoring a seven-year-old student after work at four o'clock in the afternoon.

Watching videos of different tasks being completed is oddly satisfying and reminds us of pre-lockdown life, says Annalee Newitz [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article author talks about spreading to-do list out over the course of the month that make the project seem far less daunting as visualizing the end goal and breaking down the tasks to get there helps put the goal within reach and make it not feel as overwhelming.

The article presents the suggested bucket list for summer. The tips mentioned include jotting down proposed summer activities and tasks to free up memory, knowing how to celebrate accomplishments, and avoiding tasks which are depressing and challenging. Moreover, the other recommendations mentioned include applying for grants, and meeting writing deadlines.

The article presents a calendar created by the author with tasks to be completed. These include creating a list of everything one wants to accomplish in 2015 on January 2, creating an exercise program that works on January 6 and getting organized by purging the things that are no longer of service on January 9.

The article presents the author's view on how to turn a habit into a deliberate action. Topics discussed include a brief definition of the term habit, the importance of creating a physical or mental checklist to ensure the proper completion of the task, and the advantages of maintaining a deliberate and consistent application of the checklist.