Mona Häfele
Write lists cross off tasks completed add time lines and diarize them so you get no surprises. At the moment I keep too much in my head, but I'm working on improving
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Brianna Stewart
Write lists cross off tasks completed add time lines and diarize them so you get no surprises. At the moment I keep too much in my head, but I'm working on improving
Carolina Lackner
Write lists cross off tasks completed add time lines and diarize them so you get no surprises. At the moment I keep too much in my head, but I'm working on improving
Peter Simmons
Write lists cross off tasks completed add time lines and diarize them so you get no surprises. At the moment I keep too much in my head, but I'm working on improving
Hartmuth Starke
First of all I write down everything that I need/want to do. Then I try to create a timeline. I put a date and time on everything. That way i dont get stressed and confused and I get everything done:) I very much believe in the quote that says: a dream written down becomes a goal. A goal with a date becomes a plan. A plan packed by action becomes a reality.
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