time management: Part 2 to Mastering Time: Plan every day the night before
- 03/13/09 03:46 AM
2. Plan every day the night before. Developing this habit is like loading your gun before you need to use it. Imagine having to defend yourself or your family from an armed and dangerous home invader? You grab your gun but realize that it's not loaded, so you have to remember where you put the ammo. Assuming you can find the bullets, you still have to load the gun with your trembling hands BEFORE the bad guy gets you or your family. Silly analogy? Imagine how difficult it is to create a well developed and comprehensive plan when you're pressed for … (1 comments)
time management: Intro and Part 1 to Mastering Time
- 03/12/09 04:31 PM
I just wrote a Time Management 'Minders paper for my clients. I haven't published it yet. It's a bit "relaxed" in its tone which has given some of my friends reason to ask me "are you sure you want to say it like that?" I thought I'd seek my fellow A/R's input. There are 10 parts, each with stand-alone merit. Please tell me what you think. Intro: Ben Franklin was right when he said "To love life is to love time, for time is the stuff life is made of." The nice thing about time is it does not discriminate based … (1 comments)
Business advice and useful information. Not always "on point" with mortgage lending or real estate...but that's BIG business, and knowing how to operate effectively is critical to success.
2. Plan every day the night before. Developing this habit is like loading your gun before you need to use it. Imagine having to defend yourself or your family from an armed and dangerous home invader? You grab your gun but realize that it's not loaded, so you have to remember where you put the ammo. Assuming you can find the bullets, you still have to load the gun with your trembling hands BEFORE the bad guy gets you or your family. Silly analogy? Imagine how difficult it is to create a well developed and comprehensive plan when you're pressed for … (1 comments)
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