Umm I don’t have to-do lists. Are calendars to-do lists? I schedule everything I do in a day — afternoons are usually for writing.
As for the project itself, I’m very good at organising it all in my head lol. I see the big picture and know where I’m headed so I just jump into whatever bit I want to work on. There’s no specific target unless there’s a deadline — in which case it’s just “Get it done!”
Sure.
True for me too. I just want to focus on writing when it is time to focus on it, but with a problem playing into my life, that ain’t easy.
So, I get bent out of shape about it, because I want to reach a writing goal, but I am also highly impatient about for now reason.
Awesome.
Totally winging it and doing your own thing.
Sounds like me a bit or a lot, given the day or situation.
Sometimes I do, but my lists usually have things on them like:
• rewrite outline
• remove second paragraph of chapter 3
• make list of possible names for new character
• find out what middle-class men wore for dinner in those days
• look up synonyms for munificent
• search for cottage core houses in Google Images
• etc.
So it’s not a list of optional things I’d like to do yet likely won’t, but rather things that absolutely have to be done in order for the story to move forward. ¯\_(ﭢ)_/¯
I have a magnetic one on one of my whiteboards . . .
Which I ignore
I have a small whiteboard and I barely touch it.
LOL!
I don’t, not really. I just make the goal to write that day and try to get to it. The act of writing is the only thing on the to-do list if there was one. xD
Seems to be something most people here do.
LOL!
They don’t really need to make a list, just write what they need and keep it going. 
No not at all, just productive when the time arrives…
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Ah, I understand now.
So, there are more people who want to just write by the seat of their pants than stick to a writerly to-do list.
That is cool and totally understandable.