Andrea Waltz (Twitter: @GoforNo) www.GoforNo.com Nothing will slow you down, take you off track, or keep you
unproductive than doing things in which you both: do not like to do and are not
good at. Anything that falls into that category must be outsourced to someone
else (ideally who both likes it and has competence) as soon as possible. The
extent to which you continue on those types of tasks is what will hold you back
from truly loving what you're doing and also being fulfilled.
Andrea Waltz is the co-author of the best selling book, Go for No! and a professional speaker. Jim Wang (Twitter: @wangarific) www.jimwangenterprises.com Whatever you're doing, always finish it and never
leave it lingering. If you start a task, finish it so you can cross it off your list and
it doesn't sit around and start to accumulate on your list of "things to do." The
feeling of accomplishment you get from completing the task is a great motivator
to tackle the next challenge and closing those open loops feels incredible.
Jim Wang is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Jim Wang Enterprises. Danielle Watson (Twitter: @PurseProcess) www.PurseProcess.com Do what you do best and hire someone else to do the
rest!
Danielle Watson is a global provocateur, professional muse, choose your own adventurer, and the creator of The Purse Process®. Angela Watson (Twitter: @Angela_Watson) www.TheCornerstoneForTeachers.com Always break large projects from your
long-term goals down into smaller, actionable steps, then schedule those steps
into your daily to-do lists. Knowing in advance exactly what projects involve
will help you plan your time wisely, space out individual tasks at a manageable
pace, and feel a sense of accomplishment as you tick off the boxes each day.
Angela Watson is a National Board Certified Teacher with 11 years of classroom experience. As founder of Due Season Press and Educational
Services, she's created four books, two webinars, a blog, podcast,curriculum resources, and conducts seminars in schools around the world.
