Last week, I started working with a 'new and improved' schedule. ("The Best Organizational System in the World Won't Work" (September 8, 2009)) Ten days later, I haven't followed it perfectly, but that's okay: I got the important tasks done. Most of them, anyway. Easy Griller and Narcissus-X are surprisingly hard blogs to write for.
Still, I can do better. I've penciled in (literally) some time tomorrow, for moving items around on the schedule - mostly, a matter of putting all of each day's 'to do' items in one spot.
That, and a procedure of crossing out tasks as I do them, printing a new schedule sheet each week, dating and filing them as they're filled, should help me spend more time productively, and less on 'management' tasks.
Eleven Blogs, Thousands of Posts: Dropping the Ball is Too Easy
I've got nearly a dozen blogs now, and discovered that I can't trust my memory to update each of them in a timely fashion.Besides, I think they'll do better if visitors learn that they can count on something new on certain days.
I still think I can make blogging a reasonably profitable occupation - but I'm also looking at other ways to make money. More about that another day.
Now, if I'm going to get that apple eaten by an hour before Mass, I'd better wrap this up.
Related post:
- "The Best Organizational System in the World Won't Work"
(September 8, 2009) - "I'm Not a Forty-Year-Old Kid Any More: Time, Organization, Energy, and Priorities"
(July 20, 2008) - "Organizing, Schedules, Impulse, and Making Decisions Without Agonizing"
(August 4, 2007) - "Getting Organized: Not the Best Start"
(August 2, 2007) - "Tomorrow I Gotta Get Organized"
(August 2, 2007) - "Stay Focused: But on What?"
(July 30, 2007) - "Scheduling, Organization, and Less"
(July 21, 2007) - "Next Week I Gotta Get Organized"
(July 20, 2007) - "Computers and Kids: Return of the Sequel"
(June 27, 2007) - "The Principle of the Speckled Ax"
(June 19, 2007) - "Back to Work"
(June 18, 2007)
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