Avoid 'some day' (long term) items

... to make better short-term decisions.

If you question the consequences of doing/not doing a to-do before you start on it, it not only makes it easier to find your frogs, but it also makes it easier to find time-wasting tasks that are better deleted from your list or delegated to someo...

• Make a to-do list for every day: One of the best time management tools you can develop.
• Make your to-do lists a habit: When something new comes up, add it to the list.
• Check off your completed tasks: This activity gives you a sense of accomplishment and g...

1. At the end of the day, write in order of importance only the six most important things you need to accomplish tomorrow.
2. In the next day, concentrate only on the first task until it is finished before moving on to the second task and so on.
3. At t...