Time Management: Staying On Target With Your Goals?

by Sean SEO on October 2, 2008

in Self Coaching, Time Management Tips

One of the great things about being an online entrepreneur is the freedom.  New months should have new goals and in fact, each day should have goals even if that goal might be to get balance and do some resting and relaxing.

Freedom comes at a price and that is the price of buckling down when you need to do so.  When you achieve goals, you need to set new ones and never become complacent.  Here are some tools that can help you with goal setting and getting things done.. Sometimes you need to kick yourself in the rear to get moving when you’re your own boss and these tools can help:

Day Planner:

A good old fashioned day planner can help you keep track of your to-do list and make appointments.  Despite technology, putting pen to paper is often a great way to brainstorm so set aside a section for your ideas even if you can’t work on them straight away.

Google Calendar:

Google has a great calendar feature that you can use to remind you and assign tasks for yourself.  Getting an online reminder can be very helpful.

Email Memo Services

Send yourself an email memo through a site such as Memo To Me or Freeminder.

Whether you want to be reminder to call your Mother-in-Law for her birthday or to make an appointment at the dentist or do your bookkeeping, a gentle nudge from yourself can be helpful.

Have a most outstanding day.

Sean Rasmussen
Aussie Internet Marketing
www.SeanSEO.com © 2008 - 2010

 

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DJAx3L October 4, 2008 at 10:02 pm

Nice article.

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Dual October 5, 2008 at 4:24 am

Hello very interesting to your blog and with many interesting news.

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Paul Rasmussen November 23, 2008 at 3:14 pm

The single best tool for managing time and workload including email is outlook,it has all of the functionalities that are required to to be able to manage all of your time,communication and information in one place. If you would like to know more about how to use outlook as a management tool go to my blog
pauldrasmussen.blogspot.com

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