I love this! I've done the same. Even the "makes money" list is divided into two sections: pays immediately (ie my news writing job that pays by the shift) and pays eventually (ie my consulting biz, still in its infancy but potential to grow). They're written on whiteboards throughout the house. The "makes money" lists are in the office" and the "doesn't make money" list is in the kitchen. It's such a huge relief when items are erased. And then there's a new sense of joy and productivity when the list is repopulated. It sounds overwhelming, but it's different when these priorities are your own, and not the corporate priorities you're paid to care about.