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| Innovative Revelation War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Austin, TX
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Ever sat in front of the computer, "working" all day, then at the end feel you have nothing to show for it? I know I've been there. Only when I got a real plan going did that begin to change, but I'll admit I still get distracted by shiny things. So, let's share. What is your most effective Time Management strategy? |
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In all that you do, know your True INTENT...
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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: United Kingdom.
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Hi, Emily. Fellow warrior Tiffany Dow had a great thread on time management a while back. You can check it out here: Tiffany’s 6 Time Management Tips for Internet Marketers -Paul |
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For me, creating checklists as the first thing I do when I wake up does wonders for me. By the time you check everything off, you will feel like youve accomplished a lot...and in truth you have time management is a very important trait to have in this business because as you said...there are a lot of shiny things out there to distract us! |
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| Banned War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2009
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For me,I always write down all my current tasks , there`s ordinary daily task and there`s the daily progress tasks.I write the day schedule beside my PC , and i try to accomplish task by task and mark what i`ve finished.Generally i put time limit for every task but to be honest not every time i can stick to the pre-determined time i put to my self.
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| Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009
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Two time mangement tips that I found most helpful, both from Tim Ferris's "The 4 Hour Work Week": 1. Eliminate distractions 2. Batch similar tasks together Using these two tips alone I became one of the most productive people at my 9-5 job, and got a pretty huge raise, although the raise had a lot to do with some applied social psychology as well ;-) |
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| Hamsa War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Zealand
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Simple steps i follow is to prepare to do list and every hour i try to take atleast few minutes break to refresh myself.After i do that task Besides each task i usually write start time and end time , it had helped me to keep track of amount of time i spend on each task and at the end of day i just go thru the list to get an idea and always try to think of better ways. Cheers usha |
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| Advanced Warrior Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: The Netherlands
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I have never enough time. Wish a day was longer than 24 hours.
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| Portuguese Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Good Old Europe
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Check lists and daily plan are useful BUT a anoying wife can beat them all. Trust me on that one!! |
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I also need some advises, I don't know how to manage time and I always don't stick to the rules that I make
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