Jeffrey Yamaguchi has a huge Not To Do List at 52 Projects for another list
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Sound Advice On What to Not Do from Lucy Loves Business and
The Not To Do List (see p4 and 5) from Whitehall Accountants quote my original blog entry at
Business Zone and the individual entries on this blog
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Not To Do List - blog entry
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Thank you Robert. It's a profound insight into modern life and workplace.
I especially liked the "do not Google yourself." I've seen and heard of so many people who do this as a sort of automatic response, some do it regularly, perhaps daily.
I suppose most of that type of task in the list, is related to our need for validation; to be heard, noticed and recognised for who we are and what we do/have done.
We seldom had the need on this level, (narcissists excepted,) when friends, colleagues and customers meant a form of face to face connection, and I don't mean Facebook. Dinner around the table being reserved for special occasions for example, as families SMS or Twitter one another instead.
I wonder, does this mean that the internet age has created a far less effective human race? All hyperbole and shallow justification, as opposed to depth and quality? Are we all turning into unproductive narcissists, instead of gifted craftsmen/women?
The answer is "Probably.... yes!"
Robert
Add to to "Not To Do List":
- don't mention Facebook or Twitter
- don't watch lousy business programmes on TV
- don't get taken in by smoke, mirrors and snake oil
TW
TW
A crafty little comment (in the nicest possible way). Just fell upon it but your point is well-heard bearing in mind the latest blog comments re Twitter...
Robert
TW
A crafty little comment (in the nicest possible way). Just fell upon it but your point is well-heard bearing in mind the latest blog comments re Twitter...
Robert
see
How to Cut Hours off Your Work Day, And Get More Done
http://www.mattaboutbusiness.com/how-to-cut-hours-off-your-work-day-and-get-more-done/
see
http://michaelhyatt.com/do-you-have-a-not-to-do-list.html
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