Have you been more proactive in your planning since attending one
of my workshop, reading my book or enrolling in my e-course? I certainly hope so. Are you now conscious of the benefits of
thinking ahead so you’re no longer in an urgent rush, that you can delay a task
if something more important comes up because you are thinking of planning no
longer as a day by day event but as an overall weekly structure?
Are you organising your tasks so you know what needs to be
accomplished and when it needs to be accomplished by?
It’s an incredible freedom isn’t it?
The key is not to prioritise what’s on your schedule
but to schedule your priorities.
Stephen
Covey
The key is to think about what you need to accomplish this week? Schedule it over the whole week. Scheduling
time for what is most important means these tasks start moving forward to
completion.
At either the end or the start of each day, list all the
activities and tasks for the day then rate them as either:
A – Highest
Priority tasks
B – Important
C – Jobs that
need to be done
D – Lowest
Priority tasks
Then rate all the “A” tasks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 … and go about your day
by doing all the “A” tasks first. This
will ensure if you have distractions or other urgent tasks that take you away
from your schedule you are at the very least getting the most important tasks
done.
Action:
So please at either the start of each day or each evening, list
all your tasks you want to complete the next day and then rate them as A, B, C
or D then ensure you do all your “A” tasks before any other tasks.
See if this makes a difference to your progress. I would love your
comments,
hiccups, advice.
Thank you and I look forward to sharing more tips, strategies
and skills to support you to be more organised so that you too can create a
better life.
“Be an inspiration to yourself
and
you will be an inspiration to
others.”
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