How to have Successful New Years Resolutions
December 29, 2008, 12:01 pm
Filed under: Goals | Tags: Goals, list, Lists, lists for life, resolutions, review
Filed under: Goals | Tags: Goals, list, Lists, lists for life, resolutions, review
1. Strike the word “more” from resolutions — goals should be quantifiable.
2. Pick something that sounds exiting — life is already full of drudgery.
3. Build leeway into your goal. (The 80/20 rule)
4. After crafting your list, remove a few so your efforts can be concentrated.
5. Add quarterly resolution reminders to your calendar.
6. Start now instead of waiting until the New Year.
7. Think Big – make your resolutions worth going for.
What was the most successful resolution you ever made?
List by Lists for Life contributor Stephanie Mitchell.
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Reasons Twitter is Good for Bloggers
December 9, 2008, 3:25 pm
Filed under: blogging | Tags: blog, blogging, list, lists for life, twitter
Filed under: blogging | Tags: blog, blogging, list, lists for life, twitter
- Marketing of your blog
- Interact with your readers
- Get ideas for posts
- Ask questions and get responses to help with posts
- Links to other social media
- Quickly build up a following
- 20-30% of people you follow will reciprocate
- People link to your posts, and re-tweet
- Micro-blogging to increase your post frequency
- Strengthen your brand
Stop holiday emergencies before they start (To do today)
December 4, 2008, 1:30 pm
Filed under: Productivity, Simplicity | Tags: holidays, list, Lists, lists for life, proactive
Filed under: Productivity, Simplicity | Tags: holidays, list, Lists, lists for life, proactive
1. Check all your prescriptions and refill as necessary
2. Restock cleaning and trash removal products
3. Schedule a hair cut
4. Clear out a space for temporary storage in your garage or basement
5. Get your oil changed and tires inspected
6. Balance your checkbook
7. Put a block of “me time” on your calendar each week
What can you do today to make the holiday month go more smoothly?
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List by Lists for Life contributor Stephanie Mitchell.
