I use a Google Calendar for the most important items. Flex items, aspirations go on a tablet and are mentally detailed. I always leave time in my day for the unexpected or inspirational items so I don't get overwhelmed.

Old school. Scratch paper. In order of convenience, furthest out in distance first, then work my way back if mapping. Complete OCD pixilation. But I get it done. :)

While I now do lots of things electronically, I still do this on paper.  I love crossing out the items.

I do have a list, however in the age of multiple computers, phone, tablet and laptop, these lists get a bit confused at times.

Yes, it's a bunch of calendar entries.  Tend to change up the priortization depending on the day.

Mary,

My list is more often than not mental.  If I write it down, I retain it without needing the piece of paper.  I have done it on the laptop, ipad, etc.  A recent study of students in college who handwrite their notes, vs those who do it using electronics, found that those who had handwritten notes did better than those who did not.  I found that very interesting. A

I will tell suri to remind me or start a paper to do list. Either way, it gets done

mine is on paper....OLD SCHOOL PERSON....

I keep a to-do list and it's always on paper. If it's on a machine, I forget about it.

ABSOLUTELY!!!!!

Nothing would get done without my list ... paper list and a pen. 

I love my lists!!!!

I use my laptop and can get it on the iphone; generally the last thing before finishing for the next day and again at one p.m. if I need!

All my categorized lists are on my phone, so I always have it with me.  

I use post it notes and it is easy to rearrange the order

Yes, I do, on paper and use Wunderlist.  Priorotize from A to "probably not happening".

My calendar is online but my to-do list is on my note pad.  I find it easier to remember if I write it down.  

smart phone....

My list is written.  Task that are weekly are in calendar. 

Yes, and it's via google/gmail, so I've everything syns

I used to do a "To Do List", and use the electronic calendar - now I'm still a fan of the electronic calendar and do Post-It Notes Mary Yonkers!  Love Becca Rasmussen's comment of writing lists and then adding to them, just to be able to cross-off items!  Yup - count me in!!  

Top Producer has my list of activities for every day.

Mary Yonkers I do not do a ToDo List, but I do keep a calendar on my desktop that syncs with my iPhone and iPad.

I typically put things on my calendar, vs. a to-do list, so that I'm carving out time to do them and setting a reminder. Occasionally though I will make a temporary list on my phone for things that don't really require a calendar entry. 

I am a pen and paper gal.  I make a list each evening and start on it within 30 minutes of waking up.  

I use my Google Calendar for appointments only.  I use Wunderlist for goal lists that are not immediate.  I have several different types of lists in Wunderlist from shopping to personal to Real Estate items.  However, my daily task list is on my phone.  I use the App "Do it Tomorrow".  I love that App best.  It shows when I check things off too.  And . . . things that didn't get done that day automatically carry over to the next day.  I can add to it whenever I want and I often do it at night so I'll know exactly what to start on the next morning.  I can jot down "to do" things as they come to mind very quickly without losing little pieces of paper. 

I too use Google calendar to schedule, but have a to-do list on paper by priority for each day.

Trying to go paperless. It is hard to make the switch for me!

Good morning Mary. I do a "to do" list daily, handwritten and on my desk, always in front of me.

Absolutely and it is on my desk pad and smartphone!

It is on my laptop. 

And in my Daytimer (appointment book). 

And I print a separate sheet of paper, and keep it next to me on the desk, or on the front seat of the car.

I use a notebook and make lists in it. 

I do usually on some of my recycled printer paper.

Hello Mary, Always in to Time Management and because of that I always have a list.

I used to do them, now I do success lists.

My Bullet Journal is paper and goes with me everywhere. It is the lifeblood of my business and my writing and with getting everything done from business to personal.