listshrug
/ˈlɪstˌʃrʌɡ/verbVerified NewAlso in: Aufgabenzuckern (Deutsch) · lisombros (Español) · lisépaulé (Français)
To move an undone task to tomorrow without guilt, as a method rather than a failure.
To listshrug is to redraw the arrow to tomorrow with a steady hand and no apology. The shrug is learned late and changes everything. Tasks move, morale holds, and the list becomes a river instead of a debt, flowing forward, carrying everything, arriving eventually.
Etym. — list + shrug — the transfer of the task, guiltlessly.
Rel. — tomorrowlist
Novelty check: APPROVE
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