schedule
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Create a Schedule of Little Things to Look Forward
What so many families need right now is structure mixed with some flexibility — plus a little bit of joy sprinkled on top. That’s what prompted one member of the Offspring Facebook group to create a small family schedule of little things to look forward to. And it’s something we can all easily replicate.
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The Case For Checking Email First Thing In The Morning
Email can be a distracting time sink for any office worker. But sometimes, it’s best to get it out of the way. Over at Harvard Business Review, contributor Dorie Clark makes the case for checking email first thing in the morning.
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Stick To A Weekly Routine To Add Flexibility To Your Schedule
Having a daily routine helps you develop good habits and stick to your goals. If you have a hectic schedule, though, forcing certain types of work into every day can be counterproductive. Instead, build a weekly schedule.
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Use Backwards Planning To Make Sure Your Projects Are Done On Time
When you’re planning a project, the best place to begin is the beginning, right? If you’re up against a deadline, you might actually want to reverse that. Start with the deadline and work your way backwards.