22 tips for planning for your future [electronic resource] / Jeff Davidson.

ISBN:

9781605572659

Title:

Author:

Davidson, Jeffrey P.

Personal Author:

Davidson, Jeffrey P.

Publication Information:

[United States?] : [Electronic & Database Pub.], 2010.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (32 pages) : illustrations

General Note:

Title from PDF title page (viewed Mar. 14, 2011).

Contents:

""22 Tips for Planning for Your Future""; ""The Broad Categories of Life""; ""The Nitty Gritty of Establishing Priorities""; ""Establishing Goals""; ""Ground Rules for Reaching Your Goals""; ""Know Whatâ€?s Important""; ""Pareto's Principle""; ""The Few Key Factors""; ""Pareto in Small Firms""; ""Planning for Results""; ""Scheduling Tools Fit for the Pros""; ""Milestone Charts""; ""Milestone Chart with Subtasks:""; ""Flow Charts""; ""The Calendar Method""; ""Automating Your Schedule""; ""Reflections""; ""Action Plan""

Local Note:

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Subject Term:

Success.

Self-management (Psychology)

Self-actualization (Psychology)

Format:

Electronic Resources

Electronic Access:

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Publication Date:

2010

Publication Information:

[United States?] : [Electronic & Database Pub.], 2010.

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Summary

In this book, you will learn how to set goals, identify priorities, and achieve the important things in life, in spite of the many demands on your time. You will also learn how to differentiate between the urgent and the important, and plan effectively so that important and urgent projects are accomplished on time. Undoubtedly, you've heard of the importance of establishing priorities. Why bother? When you identify what's important in your life, (your life's priorities) you are in a better position to meet the challenges and demands you face on a daily basis that can otherwise fritter away your time. Identifying what is important to you may sound like an unnecessary exercise. After all, isn't it obvious? No, it isn't, as you are about to see.