Procrastination is one of my biggest enemies, so this was a good read.
Neil Pinnock´s last blog ..How To Stop Telling Your Sad, Sad Story

I agree completely with the idea that beginning a task gives you motivation. Often, we procrastinate because a task seems too daunting. But when we finally dive into it, we realize it’s not so bad afterall and we don’t know why we procrastinated. Just get started.
Hugh´s last blog ..How to be a Force of Nature: A Review of Laird Hamilton’s Book

I’m a chronic multitasker, which means I sometimes have eleventy-million just-started tasks at the end of a day, rather than one completed task I can actually tick off the list.

I find it helpful to set an alarm (there are lots of free annoying online alarms available) to mark the end of the time I devote to a set task. This helps me feel like I’m ‘on the clock’ and also gives me the mental freedom to walk away for a coffee when the time’s up.
Ren Atkins´s last blog ..How to get your audience on the sales slippery slide

That commitment meant that I had to push myself to find creative ways to utilize the employees that I managed in optimal ways as well as available technology. I also learned to focus and get as much done in the same time as two or three other people would because the option of just working more wasn’t there. And for the most part, I was compensated for results, not face time.

It’s still my motto today no matter what I’m doing – get in, get done, go home. There’s no time for pissing around when you have goals to achieve.
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