Rather than show an example I thought it may be interesting to show how to craft one. First lets look at a weekday; we all have certain things that have to be done every day. some of those things change depending on time of year and other external factors. So I am not going to be all encompassing here and just look at me. Things that have to happen every weekday. Work, eat, bathroom breaks, sleep, kids to school/activities. Now, other things happen during the day like watching YouTube, reading playing games naps and snacking. so how do you build the list? start with priority of items
1. Work/Kids/Wife all tied for first; you have to deal with them everyday.
2. Eat/games/bathroom (your priorities may differ)
3. Paint
4. Watching YouTube (or Netflix/TV again personal preference)
5. Reading (cereal box does not count, or text messages-But, this blog DOES!)
6. Nap/snacks
7. Sleep
8. Blog (not really a priority, but hey just trying to give a little love)
Now, just by listing tasks that have to be done and ranking priority; you have created a de facto to-do list.
Everything under one and two are optional and can be replaced with other tasks that need to be accomplished. For the weekend just remove work and swap 7 and 8.
