1. Never miss a chance to widen your circles.
2. Treat every relationship like it matters—because it does.
3. Build relationships with as many different types of people as you can.
4. Be persistent—but not too persistent.
Handwritten Code for Todos
I feel like I have tried every single app, software or digital tool on the market for productivity and todo lists, but I always end up going back to the tried and true pen and paper solution. This evening I came across this handwritten todo code that Word Notebooks adds as a guide to managed your lists.
Dots for bullet points, circles for high priority, one slash for in progress and a X for completed tasks. I might have to order a pack of the Swedish Camo notebooks.
I’m gonna try out this ‘code’. Except I don’t actually need to buy a notebook - I’ll just implement it in the notepad I’ve used for years. :-)
Have you considered having someone else do your work for you? oDesk is something on my list of things to try (once I find a suitable purpose for it).
1) Be Proactive
2) Begin With The End In Mind
3) Put First Things First
4) Think Win/Win
5) Seek First To Understand, Then To Be Understood
6) Synergize
7) Sharpen The Saw
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