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The average worker loses a lot of hours each year due to disorganization, and lost time is lost money. Here are a few simple tips from Certified Professional Organizer Diane Albright that should not only increase your time, but your productivity as well. Read More
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ime management is not just about doing the most important things first. It’s about how you determine what is most important.
Take for example, building a house (which I know nothing about firsthand, so just go with me here), what would you suspect to be the most important thing to do first?
Clear the lot? Lay the foundation? Review the plans? Meet with the construction team?
Although those are all great preliminary considerations, I suspect the most important thing you would want to do before you start physically building a house is consult the architect.
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