Join Dave Crenshaw for an in-depth discussion in this video Create a perhaps list, part of Time Management Tips Weekly.
- It's important to keep your mind free and clear…of all the many to-dos in your life.…Sometimes these to-dos are items that aren't necessary,…or you haven't yet fully committed to them.…In my course, Time Management Fundamentals,…I recommend you put these uncommitted ideas…into what I call the perhaps list.…The perhaps list is a reservoir…of ideas, opportunities, and actions…that you might do someday.…This list allows us to free up our schedule…for the things that's we're truly committed to doing.…
But it leaves a question…Time Management Fundamentals' students ask me,…"What do we do with this growing perhaps list?"…First, it's essential you have one and only one place…for all these perhaps list items.…I find the most convenient place for this…is in a digital notepad,…such as Microsoft OneNote or Evernote.…I have one digital notebook within OneNote…that is designated for perhaps list items.…
Some people prefer a manila-type folder…where they just put in handwritten notes.…Whatever you choose, keep them all in one place.…
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Dave Crenshaw
Updated
8/13/2018Released
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- Reducing interruptions
- Dealing with feeling overwhelmed
- Responding to quick questions
- Making the most of meetings
- Following up
- Implementing a closed door, open calendar policy
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 5s
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New This Week
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1. Time Management Tips
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Power tips for sending email3m 14s
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Positive procrastination3m 15s
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Remove the "busy" tag2m 58s
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Manage digital interruptions4m 19s
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Make the most of meetings2m 52s
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Follow up on delegated items2m 58s
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Become tech savvy4m 33s
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Focus on the person2m 37s
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Time management for students2m 59s
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Ending meetings with action1m 44s
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Building a not-to-do list2m 46s
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Avoiding the crowd mindset2m 58s
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Placing a value on your time3m 30s
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How to schedule a meeting3m 35s
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How to develop flexibility4m 19s
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The trouble with texting3m 48s
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Create a perhaps list4m 58s
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Reduce attention switches4m 46s
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Adapt your favorite app4m 33s
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Make time to get more time3m 49s
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Read vs. unread email3m 52s
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Make time to have fun3m 57s
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Create a morning ritual3m 23s
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When to create new homes3m 26s
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