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Weekend time

Posted on 28th Sep 2012 at 10:02 PM from Shoples HQ, Manchester
Listening to The Beatles :: She's Leaving Home

Some months ago I made a decision that weekends would not simply run into the rest of the week.....instead I would take weekends off. Unless of course there is a craft fair or similar but even these make a change from the usual routine.

Instead I ditch the usual ToDo List on a Friday evening and put it away until Monday. If I haven't got anything specific planned then I write out a new ToDo List just for the weekend but it only has tasks that I want to do and not tasks that I feel I must do. Productivity is focussed on me, not my businesses.

This weekend Patch and I are on our own and have the house to ourselves so I've started with a list of things I want to think about - some personal, some business. These are problems that I need to resolve and decisions that I need to make and they deserve all important thinking time and weekends are ideal for finding that time.

So I go into the weekend armed with a list of things I want to get done and a list of things I need to think about. I have clarity and I feel relaxed. It's going to be a good weekend I reckon!

   
The Magic of 3 Weeks.

Most people have a few bad habits that don't always serve them or help them achieve and everyone knows how difficult it is to change.

Ian has outlined a simple and effective way to replace bad habits with good success habits which will help those that follow it achieve their goals.

Chris Williams




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