It’s been 2012 for a little over a month and a half now and I already feel that I’ve accomplished so much more than in the entirety of 2011.
Every January instead of a making a New Year’s resolution, I opt to do something a little more useful with my time, a process which can make not just one positive change in my life, but potentially many. I recap all of my accomplishments from the previous year. This includes reviewing each week’s summary on my “to do list” and highlighting my most significant successes that were accomplished and then highlighting the most significant tasks that still were incomplete.
In doing so I noticed that I had put a lot of my priorities on hold because I was starting too many new projects and so I’ve made a commitment now to simply finish what I start. This forces me to prioritize the options in which I choose to invest my time in and has already made a significant positive impact on my productivity. How so?
All the time people ask me how I get so much done each and every day. There are a lot of weapons in my arsenal that you’ll learn about if you follow my blog, this is most definitely one of them. I call it my “super-secret, no bullsh*t priority management approach” but you can call it the “common-sense well thought out approach” if you wish… I just think my naming choice sounds cooler.
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