Lastly, studies have shown that you are more likely to remember something that is drawn as opposed to written. A recent study suggests that retention of information is far better when you use drawing to represent tasks as opposed to just writing down words. The study examined the response of participants by testing their memory after words were written or drawn, and the findings indicate “that drawing improves memory by encouraging a seamless integration of semantic, visual, and motor aspects of a memory trace.”
So if you’re looking to not just create a to-do list, but also remember what is on it and internalize your responsibilities so you can work efficiently through your tasks, then drawing your list is a great idea.
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