Now that you know what time-killers (life-suckers?) should not be on your To-DO list, what should you put on them? Well, that depends. If you have a job that is filled with projects, deadlines, meetings, client interfacing, etc. then you need two To-Do lists; One for work and one for personal. Do not commingle the two. …
This entry can be quite lengthy. Many posts (from other blogs, for example) and re-tweets (from Time.com and motto.time.com) discuss the To-Do lists from successful people. And from my readings I have found there are two streams of thought: You need a To-Do list -or- A To-Do list will slow down your day. Ugh! So …
As I slowly phase out my presence on Facebook and spend more time on Twitter (follow me @gsafko), I look forward to leaving the world of food pictures, cute kittens, and political extremes, and embarking on a journey with a little more substance (at least in my opinion.) If you follow me, you will see that I …