Sunday, June 18, 2006
Adding the concepts of Prioritize, Organize and Simplify™ to your day
One of the most basic things you can do to Prioritize, Organize and Simplify™ your day is to use a Daily Progress Report. This worksheet is used to track anything you need to accomplish during your day, keep notes of conversations, jot down reminders for things you need to do and keep track of any voicemails or other information you receive. I have found it helpful to makes copies of black worksheets on colored paper. (I use bright yellow.) That way, no matter how much paper I have on my desk, I can easily locate my bright yellow Daily Progress Report. I start a new worksheet each day and keep my past worksheets in a file in my desk. I have found these to be invaluable when I need to refer back to a conversation I had or locate a phone number.
We have created several versions of our Daily Progress Reports to meet different needs. You can download them for FREE by visiting our website www.TheSevenMinuteDifference.com and navigating to the "Resources" page.
Read more ideas about how you can Prioritize, Organize and Simplify™ your life in our book, The Seven Minute Difference: Small Steps to Big Changes.
We have created several versions of our Daily Progress Reports to meet different needs. You can download them for FREE by visiting our website www.TheSevenMinuteDifference.com and navigating to the "Resources" page.
Read more ideas about how you can Prioritize, Organize and Simplify™ your life in our book, The Seven Minute Difference: Small Steps to Big Changes.
