Some Blog Post You Might Have Missed…
Catching up on my blog reading this weekend. I thought I’d share a couple post I found interesting that you might have missed…
Set Dates with Yourself – How to Be Productive
Ricky Breslin gives some great advice on becoming more productive. You have to be ruthless with your time management. He is pretty upfront about who to blame for poor productivity. He hit the bullseye, and shows a simple plan to higher productivity.
Overcome Marketing Guru Confusion
With all the hoopla recently over Guru’s, Ray Edwards came up with a short but powerful plan to follow.
[edit - Ray's blog post is not bashing anyone, or being negative in any way. The following comment is my opinion... I think I'll expand on this thought in the next few days. :)]
Remember one thing… even those folks who bash Gurus are selling products.
What it takes to succeed in business.
Jonathan Leger discusses what it takes to succeed in business. Mostly is what’s going on between the ears… the state of affairs in our own thinking.
Thanks for sharing these great posts.
I love reading the advise of Ricky Breslin.
For people to be productive is to set your daily scheds right. Write down your tasks of the day and stick to it.
Eric
16 Jun 08 at 7:40 am
I’m currently working on a weekly schedule….while still in the building stage, the daily thing is a little beyond reach. I’m multitasking big-time
I did miss these posts, thanks Keith!
Dennis Edell
19 Jun 08 at 6:24 pm
Just to be clear: I am not bashing anyone in my post (and I don’t think you were implying that).
I do agree with you: when you visit forums where negative people are INDEED bashing someone, take note. The basher almost always IS selling something. So are you to conclude that only the BASHER has your best interest at heart? I think not.
Nice looking blog, Keith!
-Ray Edwards
Ray Edwards
22 Jun 08 at 10:00 am
Ray,
You are right… I’m not saying you are bashing anyone in your post. I’ll edit the post to make that clear.
I think the plan you laid out is simple, but is spot on. Many times the best plan is the easiest to understand & follow.
Keith Goodrum
22 Jun 08 at 10:30 am