To-do list template

by Atlassian

Lots to get done? Jot it all down (and then check them off)

KEY FEATURES

Task Planning

Task Tracking

Prioritization

CATEGORIES

Project Management

Finance & Ops

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Sometimes your typical workday feels like a juggling act. Except you’re blindfolded. And one arm is tied behind your back. And oh yeah, the bowling pins you’re tossing into the air are actually on fire. Yep, there are a lot of demands you need to meet. Start by getting them all out of your head with this to-do list template. Use it to keep track of everything you need to get done, prioritize the most important tasks for the week, and maintain a backlog of tasks by project.

Why Confluence?
How to

Use the strategic plan template in Confluence

Confluence transforms strategic planning from a once-a-year exercise into an ongoing collaborative process. Teams can work together in real-time to develop, refine, and execute their strategic plans without the back-and-forth of email chains or version control issues.

Our template library includes pre-built strategic planning templates that incorporate best practices from successful organizations. These templates provide the structure you need while staying flexible enough to adapt to your specific requirements, allowing you to customize sections and create reusable frameworks for future planning cycles.

Confluence easily integrates with other work management tools, making it invaluable for strategic planning. With Confluence, your strategic plan becomes a living document that connects directly to project execution, progress tracking, and decision-making processes. Team members can reference the strategic plan during brainstorming sessions, link specific initiatives to daily tasks, and maintain alignment between high-level strategy and tactical execution.

How to use the to-do list template

Step 1. Figure out what you need to get done today

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, deadlines dictate what you should focus on first. In the Today section of the template, record all of the tasks that you want to get accomplished by the time you clock out for the day. You know how easy it can be to be thrown off track, so noting all of those tasks (and we mean all of them) here will serve as your North Star when you need to figure out what to tackle next.

Step 2. Set your priorities for the week

When you get caught up in the daily fires, it’s way too easy to lose sight of some of the bigger-picture things you wanted to make progress on during the work week. That’s why there’s the Priorities for the week section of the template. In this space, set some tasks and intentions for the next couple of days. It’ll keep those things top of mind – when they otherwise would have slipped to the back burner (or off the stove entirely).

Step 3. Keep track of your project tasks

One of the best ways to manage your own bandwidth is to proactively keep an eye on the tasks you have coming down the pipeline. In the Upcoming tasks section, you can log all of your future to-dos and organize them by project. Having that running list of what’s coming will help you be more realistic when setting expectations and deadlines with the people you work with.

Step 4. Check those boxes

Remember, this template is meant to serve as your to-do list. So, don’t forget to keep it updated and check the boxes when you’ve completed a task. After that? Go ahead and break out your best happy dance. You’ve earned a little celebration, you go-getter.