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Getting Things Done — 10 Comments

  1. Hello Cindie,
    I love lists. In fact I am THE list writer in my family. Tick lists, to do lists, packing up lists, and even help lists. My most current one is the 3 things I will do to assist my teenage son at school, its on the fridge, where i read it every morning when I’m getting lunches sorted. It reads, Jade helping Curtis, 1) Check in each day to overview diary use. 2) Check in 1 x week about learning goals 3) Every day BE NICE. (I really like that last one, because sometimes I get my aspirations for my childrens lives confused for theirs.) I will give the 6 top priorities list a go, I’m always up for a new list idea.
    Regards, Jade

    • LOL! That’s funny, Joy! 🙂 I think we “hear” it when we are ready 😉 Sometimes the Universe has to send quite a few people with the same message to me. lol. I wish you BIG success! xo

    • Hi Melissa,
      Yes! I hadn’t thought of it that way, but having that little list staring at you is indeed a good way to keep yourself accountable, especially when you don’t want to keep moving something to the next day’s list over and over!! Thank you for reading! Let me know how the system works out for you. 🙂 xo

  2. Great post, Cindie!

    I’ve been experimenting with a rolling tasklist in Gdocs that I share with my VA. I’d been having a lot of difficulty getting things done in time to get them to her so that she could do HER job well for me.

    This seems to be helping quite a bit: plus, it gives her visibility about all the the other things I’m doing each week and gives her a chance to let me know if there are additional things she can help me out with.

    Blessings

    TANJA

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