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March 2007 - The Value Of Advance Planning
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"He who lets time rule him will live the life of a slave."
- John Arthorne
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This Month's Featured Articles
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"Compartmentalize"by Rachelle Lee
"Compartmentalize" means to separate into distinct parts -- did you notice the word "mental" in there? For me, it illustrates the need to separate mentally what we are doing.
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"Get You Where You're Going On Time"by Maria Gracia
Do you wonder why your family and friends are on time, and you're always late? If so, here are some tips to get you where you're going so you arrive in plenty of time.
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"Manage Appointments And Scheduled Events"by Donald Wetmore
All of your time management concerns fall within two categories -- appointments and scheduled events -- time specific commitments to be somewhere at a particular time.
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"Planning For Success"by Sherri Smith
Planning for getting organized is the most important step to getting started and avoiding road blocks. Here are some advance planning tips for your next organizing project.
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"The Secret To Getting Things Done With Ease"by Leslie Cunningham
Did you end your work day consciously? If you didn�t, you did the equivalent of leaving grimy dishes on the table -- a mess that is going to be even harder to clean tomorrow.
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"The To Do And Did It Lists"by Jeanie Marshall
The To Do List is one of the most popular approaches for using time effectively. But it only works for some people -- not everyone. And it works sometimes -- not all the time.
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"Ways To Organize Each Day"by Maria Gracia
Start off each day in an organized way, and you'll get more done than you can imagine. Here are some simple steps you can follow to put planning ahead to your advantage.
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"Why Doing Nothing Should Be Part Of Your Time Management Plan"by Eric Garner
To be more productive, you must balance the time you spend being active with the time you spend doing nothing -- actually, the most productive part of your schedule.
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"Why is Planning Important?"by Jeff Willis
Mark Twain had it right when he said, "The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable ones �- then starting the first one."
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