Much has been written about accomplishing tasks through prioritizing and the like.
We have calendars on our computers and phones, there just are so many gadget ways of getting things done.
My system is a little less high-tech. OK, it's about as un-technological as you can get, but it works best for me.
I print out a "To Do" list and simply put it right in front of my face on my desk. Every time I take my eyes off the screen I see the list silently reminding me of what I need to be accomplishing.
Actually, even as my eyes are focused on the screen, my peripheral vision catches the paper. Sitting there. Reminding me.
You may be using ACT or some other program to remind you of things, and I admit that these sort of programs can be very effective and useful.
And while I use one of these programs for contact and relationship management, I still find I get my best results from a simple piece of white paper . . . with very large print to help catch my attention.
So whatever you use, be it a computer program, cell phone, a simple piece of paper, or something else—Make Lists. They really do work
A list allows you to quickly see what needs to be done, and order the tasks in the most efficient manner.
There is a great deal of satisfaction in crossing off the tasks as you accomplish them. To be able to look at all the crossed off items and say to yourself, "Good Job".
At the end of the day you can review the list and organize a new list for the next day.
Enjoy and utilize your list-making
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