From the course: Management: Top Tips
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Using a jobs list
- We've already talked about master lists, but there's another type of list that you must have as well, and that's a daily jobs to do list. This just covers the small things that you need to do today, and you should have one of these lists every day with maybe just five or six things on it, probably 10 at the most. Any more than that, you won't do them. So it will start by being just a list of small stuff, but if you do it every day, what you'll find is you start to get on top of things, you start to cross them off, it feels good, and then, you can start to move some things across from your master list onto your daily list. So your daily list will then become a mixture of the little urgent things and some more important things. So you can start to nibble in to those big, important projects and do the first part of those as well, putting them on your daily list. Really important to have it every day, and ideally you would write it the night before so you've got it ready for the morning…
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Your life is time22s
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Foundations of effective time management1m 6s
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Setting effective goals1m 42s
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Personality barriers to effective time usage2m 30s
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Using a master list1m 16s
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Wisely prioritizing1m 6s
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Negotiating1m 9s
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Managing email55s
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