Check Check Check
Check check check could mean so many things, right? Here we are. End of the year. Just about six weeks to go and there are things that are coming at us: life, family and work. Maybe not in that order, Read More …
Tag: lists
Write It Down
Write it down, then look at it repeatedly. Put it somewhere you will see it. Use the handy notebook. Jot it down on a post-it and stick to the desk, wall or mirror. Think about it. Talk to someone and Read More …
Last Minute
Nothing like a question, at the last minute to throw things off. do you have my keys? where are the tickets? do we have change for the tip? is there a reservation? do all the people have a seat? weren’t Read More …
One Thing Then
Some times life gets a bit crazy. There is one thing then another and…then, another. Take stock. Track on a calendar. Tell others what’s happening. Task it out (and be sure to delegate). Life is full of things to do, Read More …
An Extra Day
Sometimes you have the feeling that you were given (or found) an extra day to do the things on your list. To work on your goals (little or huge). Maybe you have been waking up early a few days in Read More …
Make That List
You can make that list. You may forget something. You could change your mind. You might neglect an important idea. You would be remiss if you didn’t. You will think of something later. You must stick to your prerogative. You Read More …
Has to Fit
Those things you have on your list for your business, your volunteer time, your family life, the things you have committed to tackle (yes, the list is long I know!) That is why each and every one of them has Read More …
A New Year
It’s a new year – every single day. What would you do next, if you could. What would be on your list? What’s at the top? What’s at the bottom? and What’s in the middle? You have a chance of Read More …
Little By Little
Progress being made each day, each week and every month – little by little. Now, not today, but only a few tomorrows from now, all at once is how it will feel. Our baby…who isn’t really – she is a Read More …
No Plans
There is nothing better than having no plans, and then realizing that you can do anything. Literally anything. Or, nothing, but probably something. Laundry. Read a book. Go out for dinner. Watch Netflix. Goto the pool. Grocery shopping. Out for Read More …