Stephanie LH Calahan

MARCH 5, 2010

Cut your major goals into bite-sized pieces. Each small priority or requirement on the way to ultimate goal becomes a mini goal in itself. When receiving a request (from your child's school, from your co-worker, from your significant other) ask yourself if this fits with your overall goals, and who you are right now.

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The Office Professionals Place

JULY 27, 2010

Approach the individual(s) in a manner that is appropriate to meet your objectives and goals. Prior to interacting with this person, you should have an agenda or objective and seek to accomplish the goal(s). Look into purchasing an all-in-one fax, printer, and copier. Worklife Line Chat Every Monday at 7 p.m

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Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 23, 2009

First of all, there is not a perfect tool or a perfect system. So, this answer is based on my experimentation with the two main tools the question above refers to - a planner and a tickler file system. Anchor your system one place or the other, whichever seems most natural to you.

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Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 27, 2010

A good attitude is the first step in moving past your frustration and towards your organization goals. The time you come up with will be your goal bed time. If you are an evening person and you plan last thing, make sure you are looking at the next day's agenda! Listen to Your Moods!    What Did I Miss?

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Stephanie LH Calahan

DECEMBER 10, 2010

Use the notebook for everything you want to keep track of: to do lists, grocery lists, client meetings, phone calls, dreams and goals. Once you cleared the path, identify the next step to take to accomplish your task or goal. When big goals are looming it's easier to set milestones that will eventually lead to a larger goal.

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