No one wants to talk about it because it’s so painful

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Two days ago was thinking about the vision for 2015.

 

No one wants to talk about it because it’s so painful.

There’s a time management elephant in the room.

It’s not about time management, it’s about priority management.

And people aren’t confident enough to take a stand and say, “These are my priorities, in this order”.

Manage time with a compass, not a clock. Count energy, not hours.

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The poorest of the poor

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Excerpt from older blog post.

 

What is the most common excuse for avoiding something?

Time is the great equalizer in life. Everyone gets 24 hours each day. None get more, none get less.

Not enough time is a poor excuse.

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Home sweet home

Home sweet home

 

(photo: Spring Grove, Pennsylvania Family room.)

Ever have a moment where 50 years have gone by and it feels like the blink of an eye?

Each human being is so insignificant and the years fly by like the wind, invisible and barely noticeable most of the time.

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The work is never done

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(photo: The final day of Disney Outlook calendar access is lower right. The final month, upper left.)

One of the biggest tasks before retirement was organizing all the personal files from 30 years of service.

Many of those files now digital.

To help process the reality of this life altering choice, every calendar entry and every contact was deleted.

It’s the same process we go through when we buy a new cell phone – erase all the data off the old device.

But in this case, there’s no iCloud backup.

Thank goodness this day had been six years in the making.

Today is day 33 of retirement. Busy as ever. Who would have thought time would still feel limited?

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Lee Cockerell is the most organized person you will ever meet

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(photo: Lee Cockerell’s library is extraordinary, comprehensive, and well organized)

Who’s the most organized person you know?

Lee Cockerell is the most organized person you will ever meet.

Go to Amazon, type Lee Cockerell, consider buying and reading every book he’s written.

From personal experience, it will make you a better, more effective, and more organized person.

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