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Right Michael -

And a good way to do that is with Simpleology.

==> Simpleology.com

Simply take 5 minutes to do your Daily Target Praxis each day - and you will never feel overwhelmed.

By Richard Howell on Feb 20, 2008

Got to agree with Rich…stumbled onto Simpleology about a year and a half ago. Excellent content, simple and EASY to put into practice. It will help to combat the Overwhelm feeling

Jerry……CA

By Jerry on Feb 20, 2008

I’ve always been a multitasker, filling up many bottles at once. I have a to-do list everyday and work on that list. Mostly I finish, sometimes I don’t, but I’ve learned not to sweat the small stuff, and it’s all small stuff! I have to constantly prioritize - that helps get the most urgent business done first. Slowly slowly, all comes together! One bottle at a time - just not my style!

By Susanna on Feb 20, 2008

Thanks Mike,
Yet again excellent content. I was reading a bit of Ted Nicholas`s new book last night ” Billion Dollar Marketing Secrets” But what caught my eye
was a part on Successes who had failed a lot before hitting the big time .For example Henry Ford was in his m id fifties when he achieved success.
Walt Disney was bankrupt four times before being successfull. I guess the point is dont give up beacuse you have a few failiures One bottle that is the way to do it;)
Bye for now
Mike ps wheres Max

By Mike Walker on Feb 20, 2008

Morning Michael,

Great advice as usual, liked the sound effects…

Thanks, Dianne in NZ
“Make Your 2008, Great”

By Dianne Kneller on Feb 20, 2008

Hi Michael,
I still havent mastered this. I keep jumping from one project to another !!. And what you say makes perfect sense. I dont get half my work done. Got to CONTROL myself and TAKE CONTROL as well.

I got a mission for TOMORROW.
Thanks,
MARIA

By Maria on Feb 20, 2008

Do you really read these comments?

By Tony St John-Farnon on Feb 20, 2008

I would add to the comments on simpleology great program to use, but I still suffer from the inability to prioritize and see through on one project only.

I realize that for me at this present time i need a constant external kick up the A##s to enable me to be focused, which is the biggest drawback for me. Not being able to be focused on a task without being influenced by the multitude of other options you are presented with.

By Russell on Feb 20, 2008

I’m sorry
just got confused with Simpleology. Just goes to prove what’s sauce for the goose ain’t sauce for the gander… hehehe. I just unsubscribed.
Maria

By Maria on Feb 21, 2008

Thanks for your kind sharing!

I suppose this is the most usual problem to keep focus on one task and not do a lot of things at one time. I realised that multitasking is a myth and not good at all. Today I cleared out loads of clutter from my desk and wow what a releasing feeling to have that done. So much more energized now.

All the best,
Ulla H

By Ulla H on Feb 21, 2008