January 2005 - Vol. 3 No. 1
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Making a List and Checking it Off!
I know Christmas has passed but don't stop making those lists now. I am always reading organizational & time management books & articles. They all have one thing in common - written lists. Everyone recommends that you create a written daily list, a written master list and written long term goals. It has been proven that the most successful people take time to physically make lists. Every millionaire is goal oriented. When you actually write down your tasks and goals you are 90% more apt to achieve them. So what am I saying? I am saying if you want to have less stress and get more done, start making lists.
Your daily list should have no more than ten tasks listed, including personal tasks. Your master list can have as many as 100 tasks. The master list includes tasks that need to be done next week, next month or sometime in the future. Written goals should include long term plans for your personal and business life. What does goal setting do for you - it gives you focus!
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