After working a full day, I am allowing myself to just plan out the week tonight. Not in a hurry to get anything accomplished. Not making any arbitrary deadlines. Just looking at my schedule for the week and prioritizing things a little differently. Putting emphasis on the most important things rather than the most urgent things or the tasks that will be most quickly or easily accomplished. I can't help but smile about this.
And now, I am going to spend some time on my creative efforts as my mentor and friend Art Gottschalk advised: Sit in a comfortable chair and think about what you want to hear when the curtain opens on your piece.
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Time management guru, Harold Taylor, suggests setting tasks up into a quadrant and having each quad labeled with the following headings: urgent and important, urgent and unimportant, not urgent and important, not urgent and not important. When I start to think this way about a task list, it really clears things up.
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~J
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