that is a lot of work to manage your time. who will have time to do anything with that long list. lol..

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 04:21:15 +0000

that is a lot of work to manage your time. who will have time to do anything with that long list. lol

Hey Elizabeth,Thank you for your comment, much appreciated.I guess I could argue that if you managed your time better, you'd have the time to do it... but I won't.I remember years ago when an apprenti..

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 10:37:24 +0000

Hey Elizabeth,

Thank you for your comment, much appreciated.

I guess I could argue that if you managed your time better, you'd have the time to do it... but I won't.

I remember years ago when an apprentice printer working under me was amazed at how efficient I was setting up & running a press.

I was working on a bonus system & beaking records left, right & centre.

So one day I sat him down along side my press & asked him to watch.

The next I sat down & watched him.

Her was absolutely stunned at what he had achieved by just seeing how simple it really was to plan your next step & 'hit the ground running'

So yes Elizabeth, to implement all the points would definatley be a huge task but to implememt 20% of them would be relatively easy.

Don't you think?

Cheers,
Peter

It's the 80/20 rule really, implement just 20% of them and improve your time management by 80%achieve an 80% increase As mentioned in my article, if you could implent

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that is a lot of work to manage your time. who will have time to do anything with that long list. lol..

Hey Elizabeth,Thank you for your comment, much appreciated.I guess I could argue that if you managed your time better, you'd have the time to do it... but I won't.I remember years ago when an apprenti..