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| Jan 27, 2005 4:25 am |
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re: Getting Organized for 2005 |
Deborah D. McAllister
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I agree with Mitch's reference to the incredible book, Get Clients Now by C.J. Hayden. I keep the book on my home desk and refer to it offer. The program really helps you get and stay focus for a manageable period of time.
I also work in my home work and it is my office. I do not share the room with anything but business related items (except my dog's bed). This helps me move from the 'home' mind set into the 'work' timeset. I schedule my breaking times as I did when I did not work from a home office. This allows me to multi-task with laundry, home errands, etc. and still remain focused.
Prior to beginning my own business ventures I was able to telecommute several times a month for several years and had to learn the hardway. I do not chat with friends until it is a scheduled break time so that I do not lose track of my time.
Good Luck,
Deborah D. McAllister
> Mitch Mitchell wrote:
> Greetings,
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>When I get my mind together, I use the program from Get Clients Now by C.J. Hayden. It allows you to set a 28 day plan, giving you weekends off thankfully, and helps you gauge your progress. I highly recommend it.
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>Mitch Mitchell
>Changing Attitudes and Perceptions for Unlimited Growth
>http://www.ttmitchellconsulting.com
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>> Andrea Michalek wrote:
>> I run my own business - and one of my big challenges is getting (and staying) organized. Since I run my business from my home - this can be especially challenging.
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>>I was wondering if anyone on this list had some tips on what's worked for them.
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>>I've also been collecting some articles from across the web on this subject for posting on my Unit of 1 website - so if you have read anything helpful - please let me know the link.
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>>Thanks!
>>Andrea
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>>Andrea Michalek
>>www.topular.com - custom news engine
>>www.unitof1.com - resources for (very) small business ownersPrivate Reply to Deborah D. McAllister (new win) |
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