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| Jul 21, 2005 11:47 am |
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PMS: What kind of planner do you use? |
Sue T.
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I've used my computer complete with reminders; running task lists; a schedule that I can print and put up in front of me; a regular daily planner with a to do list space on the bottom and a check off area on the right hand side.
I always leave room to do something that I may forget, on another page. I transfer it all the time. I find that when I have a deadline to meet I'm ALOT more focused and I get what I need to done. Otherwise I'm bored. So what I do is, as I've said before is to "create" the situation that I know motivates me ... like people, or a deadline etc.,
Since I know that I lose focus, I re-arrange my life so that it's VERY simple to do things. Much like what I posted with my bills. It's tedious and boring but if you do one at a time, eventually it's very easy, takes ALOT less time and POOF you're finished and don't have to worry about it until the reminder comes in again. It works great because I only have to click, click, mark page and file.
I have another thing that I feel should be addressed for the ladies. It's PMS. :)
I have a great article on it, I want to post it here I think it would be good to combine that with a loss of focus discussion. Why?
Because every month, for about 3-5 days I just do not think right Period. If I look and follow my cycle, it's alot easier to say "Oh, Ok this will be over with by xyz day" and it always is....
What do you think? Want to see it? :) I may just put it here anyway. it's totally true. :)
Sue T.Private Reply to Sue T. (new win) |
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