Get us (newbies) enlightened. How do you MANAGE your time? I meant, with so many responsibilities you had to keep here and there, how do you do it? Sacrifices? Do you feel regretful @ any time making them + what was the greatest one you've made? PS Fellow newbies, feel free to drop your own questions as well.

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What works for me is a a daily planner I take everywhere I go, every evening, I write down what should be accomplished the next day and tick them off as they are completed. Without that, I absolutely suck at time management Not to forget, my bbm and social networking accounts are all turned off when I've something important doing.

bigx: What works for me is a a daily planner I take everywhere I go, every evening, I write down what should be accomplished the next day and tick them off as they are completed. Without that, I absolutely suck at time management Not to forget, my bbm and social networking accounts are all turned off when I've something important doing.

True, d embolden r indeed distracters. Tenks Bigx, points taken.

Small notes stuck on the dashboard.constant reminders.

for me,
I make use of reminders on my various phones to keep track of activities. But it is always difficult to accomplish much if you are not a bit strict with time.

But more important, a serious and growing ceo will sooner than later need to buy other people's time to achieve more within that 24hrs that is often so short.

For me, I have a personal assistant and a secretary along with others who have been trained and are paid to do most of the jobs except the knotty and decisive ones that only the CEO can handle.

That way, the CEO can concentrate on the most important part of the business.

If the business can afford to hire a P.A., it won' be a bad idea, as they do most of the legwork for the CEO.

patorini: Small notes stuck on the dashboard.constant reminders.

Hmmm! I get u.

page9: for me,
I make use of reminders on my various phones to keep track of activities. But it is always difficult to accomplish much if you are not a bit strict with time.

But more important, a serious and growing ceo will sooner than later need to buy other people's time to achieve more within that 24hrs that is often so short.

For me, I have a personal assistant and a secretary along with others who have been trained and are paid to do most of the jobs except the knotty and decisive ones that only the CEO can handle.

That way, the CEO can concentrate on the most important part of the business.

If the business can afford to hire a P.A., it won' be a bad idea, as they do most of the legwork for the CEO.

Thanks Page.

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Aite, thanks.