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Subject: Your To Do List = Success!

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Chandra_DeSanto

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Date Posted: 22:16:08 09/24/03 Wed

8 Secrets of a successful home business

Let's recap the first two lessons:

1. View yourself as the CEO of a major corporation...

2. Set specific goals...

3. Set up a *daily* To-Do List -

Now that you have distinguished your daily goals, the easiest way to accomplish them is by working on a priority basis always working on the most important task first.

Design your daily to-do list at the end of your work day, so you know exactly what you need to do when you wake up in the morning. Make your daily tasks realistic, and be sure that they are accomplished. Think of each task you accomplish as a stepping stone towards your dreams.

The key here is for you to go to bed at night without having any regrets, and knowing that you have achieved everything you could that day.

Here's a neat trick: Use Microsoft Outlook's task manager to prioritize your daily To-Do list. Outlook will let you manage your tasks on a per hour basis. It is very crucial to avoid procrastination if you plan on getting where you want to be in 5 years.

Here's the best part: Outlook will keep reminding you, if your tasks have not been accomplished. This gives you absolutely no excuse not to work. Which brings me to my next point� (from Carlos Garcia)

Tomorrow...

Establishing a Daily Routine

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To Your Unbelievable Success!

Chandra

chandra_desanto@diamondjones.com

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