Procrastathon
I’m totally coining that word: pro-CRAS-ta-thon n. an extended period of procrastination. Nope. Cancel that. Prior use by others — even a blogspot account. Aaaaaanyway. At some point I have Continue Reading →
Category Archives: goals
Now I Can Get Some Work Done.
I am “on vacation” from the University for three weeks which means my days are packed pretty full of other stuff, which is OK. This morning, I finally got our Continue Reading →
Squirrels, Elephants, Mosquitoes, and Chupacabras
Last night I attended a session on Idea Management (with Mike Vardy). It reminded me of a lot of the goal management techniques I learned when we did the Purpose Party Continue Reading →
Kindle-tastic!
We’ve been running a free promo of Pin It to Profit and there’s still a few hours left if you want to grab it — if you do, we would Continue Reading →
Ticking Tasks off the Big List
As usual, my 4 day weekend meant it felt like less than usual was accomplished because there was a fair bit of slacking involved. When I write it all down, Continue Reading →
The Problem With Goals
The problem with goals is that if you don’t keep moving toward them, you can’t hope to attain them. During the Purpose Party, we worked on ways to bring our Continue Reading →
Unfinished business
Monday, I went searching through my Google Docs folders for a particular short story I wrote about 6 years ago. (I eventually found it but it wasn’t in my Docs, Continue Reading →
Burning the Boat
This morning I read Danielle LaPorte’s “burning question” — what boat do you need to burn? — and I couldn’t come up with one. This may be because I’m still Continue Reading →
Juggling Cats and Chainsaws
Time management and its big brother Project Management are key to any business but they also apply to families and other groups too. Directly related to both, scheduling has become Continue Reading →
FreelanceCamp a Success
Yesterday, we gathered at InHub Coworking with about 40 other freelancers to kick off the inaugural FreelanceCamp Victoria. The small group had lots of ideas and lots of information to Continue Reading →