Desktop Calendars That'll Help You Save
More Time And Enjoy A Better Lifestyle
Today's Desktop Calendars Saying: "He Who
Teaches
Me For A Day Is My Father For A Lifetime"
Success Is
Completely Predictable...
How can you use desktop calendars to reduce any nasty time wasting habits
you may have 'accidently' absorbed?
Well, firstly check out the online calendars or mini
calendars from the list below...
Next, we're going to turn those below suggestions into good habits...
The easiest way to do this by repeating these new habits (for 10-20 times, or more) until
they become second nature, and ingrained into your daily activities...
Repetition is the first
LAW of learning... (So in order to learn something new, you
need to keep repeating it).
So Where Do Desktop Calendars Fit In To All This?
Did you know that "Thomas Edison, arguably the most successful creative genius in human
history, once said that creativity is 99 percent perspiration and only 1 percent inspiration?"
What Thomas was saying was that it takes a lot of
hard work and persistence to reach your goals.
Not only do you need to take off at full throttle, but you need to have a plan too.
That's where the beauty of desktop calendars lies.
With a weekly or monthly calendar you can lay out the action steps you need to take...
Looking For A Particular Desktop Or Desk Calendar?
Desk Calendars
|
Free Calendar Templates
|
Blank Calendars
Free Calendars
|
Active Desktop Calendar
|
Clocks And Calendars
Calendar Wallpaper
|
Share Calendars
|
Calendars And Timekeeping
5 Quick Planning Lifestyle Tips...
- Try getting up an hour earlier... you'll be amazed the difference it makes. It feels
so much fresher too, and it's a little more quieter in those morning hours... you could take a
walk or get some extra study done...
- Write down your daily list of 'things to do.' Cross them off the list as you finish them.
Actually a good idea is to write down the 5 most important things you must do today...
- Have you ever outsourced? This is a great way to give yourself more 'life time.' Are there
projects that you don't want to do, and that someone else could do? Sometimes it's worth
paying for outsourcing...
- Another GOOD idea is to check your emails at certain times... perhaps once in the morning
and once in the afternoon. You can also compose your messages and emails offline in a text
editor and then send all your emails at once...
- Put your goals (most wanted desires) on a note and put them where you can see
them. (Side of your computer or fridge is good). This way you get a constant reminder of what
you're all about and what your mission is...
Try adopting a few of the little changes we mention above into your life and see what happens...
And remember, aim to...
...Start using at least ONE of those time management habits today!
Blink
Del.icio.us
Digg
Furl
Google
Simpy
Spurl
Technorati
Y! MyWeb