I’m beginning to think I need to do something I’ve always hated.
Make up some kind of schedule.
e.g X work between 10am and 12noon, Y work between 1pm and 3pm and so on.
I tend to be a bit disorganised. A touch laissez-faire, if you will. And one of my new year’s resolutions was to be more productive.
After the fantastic success of last year’s resolution (I still haven’t so much as looked at deep fried asparagus) it’s somewhat disappointing.
But needs must. Right after a few more minutes of trawling YouTube for old TV stuff.
Ah, time-related multi-task-management. I hear it’s a good thing.
trawling youtube for stuff and blogging and stuff, isn’t that your job?
erm…dont you have some kind of job to go to ?
Erm … sort of.
*doesnt ask*
*nods*
Bah time management is highly over rated. The most organised thing I do on a day to day is breathing regularly….. my life is a sad sad thing
That is important all the same.
Why don’t you do that continuing novel game where everyone writes a few lines, hides all but the last sentence and passes it on. Adjusted for computer; the first lines get sent to you, last line on to the next person…bingo, you’ll have a novel in no time.
Then if some poncey Sunday Times bloke trashes it, you can just blame us.
that could be entertaining LOL
It is mad that people actually teach time management. Just do all the work really quickly then sit back and reap the rewards ( the rewards of loads of time to stare at badly produced rubbish and feel shit about it)
It’s been done Magoo.
I know exactly what you mean about the YouTube thing! I’ve mentioned something similar in my latest post.
Making a schedule usually works for the first day or two. After that, meh.
Atticus , Sunday Times (SSSSSS)- the new Ulster Unionist party UCUNF. Twenty must be behind this.
You need this: http://www.davidco.com/what_is_gtd.php
Sounds like a pain in the hoop to me.
I have scheduled in to reply to this post for March 12th @ 10:15… heh