Week 1 / Assessing
Once upon a time Jim created to-do lists, but he didn’t assign time to each task. What happened?
He always had more items on his to-do list than he could accomplish, and that turned his to-do list into a wish list. If you have six hours of meetings scheduled today and eight hours of tasks on your to-do list, those tasks won’t get done. Assigning realistic time frames forces you to prioritize. Assigning realistic time frames also helps you stay focused. When you know a task should take only thirty minutes, you’ll be more aggressive in weeding out and ignoring distractions.
Haden, Jeff. The Motivation Myth: How High Achievers Really Set Themselves Up to Win (pp. 143-144). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.
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