Goal Setting Set you goal and stick to it.
You don't have to stress yourself too much.
Do things one at a time - just finish what you have started.
Start with one room or drawer, the bottom line is to finish what you have started.
You don't have to stress yourself too much.
Do things one at a time - just finish what you have started.
Start with one room or drawer, the bottom line is to finish what you have started.
- Plan.
Set schedule.
If you do this, you won't be dealing with conflict schedule.
You have to work with your plan, so plan carefully, taking into consideration other commitment. - Remember your goal.
Do not postpone things or be overwhelmed in trying to do everything.
You may get tired and may want to continue some other time or something important may come up that will need your attention first.
Remember that postponing will result in piling of "to do things".
Go back to your task as soon as you can. - Make your own system.
You can start creating rules and system that will help you decide and finish your goal.
Once you made it, follow it and stick to it. - Equip yourself.
Equip yourself with the things that you need like containers, markers, brooms or trash bags to limit your trip in getting one and stay focus on your goal. - Stay Focus.
Keep yourself focus.
Avoid things that you know will distract you like watching TV and phone calls.
Let the answering machine answer calls for you and avoid watching TV. - Write it down.
While doing your task, if you find things that you need to do later on, like repairing or sewing, write them down.
Then do them as soon as you finish your task or find - Make yourself comfortable.
Make yourself comfortable.
Wear comfortable clothes in doing your task.
You can even work bare-footed if this will make you comfortable. - Tune in.
Listen to music while doing your task to keep you on mood.
Fast-paced and upbeat music can help you speed up.