“If your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt.” ~~Henry J. Kaiser~~
PREPARE: transitive and intransitive verb make something ready: TO TAKE THE NECESSARY ACTION to put something into a state where it is fit for use or action, or for a particular event or purpose Synonyms: get ready, arrange, organize, plan, set up, practice, put in order*
I’m taking action! It’s Columbus Day. Public schools around here are closed, as are many businesses. Thankfully, my son’s daycare is open. I have decided to use today as an “administrative” day; a day to prepare for not only the week ahead, but the rest of the year. Today is a day to get organized (again), to plan, and to adjust previous plans. Lately I’ve been thinking that if I spent half as much time preparing my work trajectory as I have my upcoming Halloween Party, I’d be a very wealthy woman! So, today’s the day! Decisions will be made, coaches will be consulted, and my advisory board will be addressed. It’s a new day at HireEffect!
How else can YOU prepare?
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What I like about your blog today is this "Today is a day to get organized (again), to plan, and to adjust previous plans" I think this is a very, very good idea because it can be a check to see if we have gone off track and if so we can get back making the necessary adjustments. Thank you for your very timely input.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure. Taking an inventory of what's really important and developing an action plan for it has been a huge help for me.
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