A year is a lot of time to meet your goals. Google Calendar can be the master planning tool for an entire year. These time management tips show you how.
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How to evaluate yourself, including your skills and time, before jumping into an open source project. Then, how to evaluate an open source project before stepping into the community. From seasoned open source developer, Matt Micene. Via Gonzalo San Gil, PhD.
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Even if New Year’s Resolutions aren’t your thing, a new year is always a good time to reflect and evaluate your progress in the past 12 months. Habits and systems will help you make real, lasting changes. Learn more:
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February 24, 2015 6:32 AM
Even if New Year’s Resolutions aren’t your thing, a new year is always a good time to reflect and evaluate your progress in the past 12 months. Habits and systems will help you make real, lasting changes. Learn more:
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March 12, 2015 8:11 PM
Perhaps my favorite reason for focusing on systems and habits over goals is that they give you control. I know from experience that when I set a goal I can’t control, like getting a particular job or improving sales for my business, I feel frustrated and disappointed when I don’t ‘complete’ that goal.
But aiming for a goal you don’t control doesn’t make any sense: you can’t achieve something that’s out of your hands. |
LOVE This IDEA!!! I remind myself of things w/ my calendar all the time but this is one step better!