Topic: Day-by-Day Happiness Class
An important component of day-by-day happiness is pride at the end of the day regarding what you got done. Unfortunately, many people approach their daily to-do list in a way that undercuts that joy and makes it a source of suffering. Some people use duty to check items off. Others dither over prioritizing and never make decisions. Others just keep adding items and carrying the list over from day to day, so it never seems to get complete. In this class we'll discuss:

• The biggest problem with most people's "to do" list: vagueness
• How to make sure your predictions about what you will get done are realistic
• The role of a scheduling infrastructure in getting things done