How many times do you find yourself in a rush to complete a task that you also had to rush a year ago?
There are many tasks that only take place once a year, but because of a lack of preparation or scheduling they seem to appear out of the blue. Of course these sorts of things never are out of the blue, it's just that we weren't paying attention.
If we did properly schedule these items (once we knew what they were) then we could ask different questions, such as 'what would be a better way of doing this?' Many times however the task re-appears and we do just enough to get the job off our lists.
What would happen if you listed all of those quarterly and yearly tasks and scheduled them properly? What improved results would you get?
There are many tasks that only take place once a year, but because of a lack of preparation or scheduling they seem to appear out of the blue. Of course these sorts of things never are out of the blue, it's just that we weren't paying attention.
If we did properly schedule these items (once we knew what they were) then we could ask different questions, such as 'what would be a better way of doing this?' Many times however the task re-appears and we do just enough to get the job off our lists.
What would happen if you listed all of those quarterly and yearly tasks and scheduled them properly? What improved results would you get?
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