Time, Space, and Accomplishment
To really accomplish something I have developed a great formula that is working very well for my organizations. I find that if I am not specific about what I am out to accomplish and a time frame that has a beginning and an end to comlplete a project, I procrastinate. One of the best things that I have been doing the past few months is determining what projects I am working on, the amount of time it would take to complete the project, what order the project is to be completed in, who is involved in the project, and so on. There have been times where I haven’t felt like getting something done, but by having this system I am compelled to get things done and it also creates momentum as I know things are moving forward.
On another note, I want to acknoledge Garrett White. He spoke in San Diego for the Learning Annex yesterday and was invited to the big stage. He will be speaking in New York next. It is an awesome accomplishment. I must say that he is one of my favorite speakers to listen to. Congratulations GW.