I wrote this blog post two years ago after hearing Harold Taylor speak about perfectionism. I loved his take on it and was happy when I re-read this post yesterday. In case you didn’t catch it the first time around, this is definitely one worth repeating.
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Late last year, I participated in Why Not Now?, a program created by my friend, Maryann Devine. WNN is all about providing motivation and support for working on that project that you’ve been putting off until you have time to do it (or other circumstances change).
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I’ve blogged before about Maryann Devine’s Society of the Secret Play Date. Maryann, owner of Smarts & Culture is a friend and I just love the concept of her playdates in which you set aside time to focus on a project, and do something creative to jumpstart or facilitate the whole process.
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A week ago, I attended a time-management seminar offered by Harold Taylor. It was terrific. I’ve been inspired by Harold Taylor’s words of wisdom for going on 20 years now and he didn’t disappoint.
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My friend, Maryann Devine of smarts and culture has put together an audio series, called Summer House, in which she has a conversation with someone who has something to share, as though she were sitting on the porch of her (fictitious) summer house chatting with them.
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When I saw Jacquelyn Kittredge’s e-bakery blog post about her social media bingo card I got really excited. I love the idea of turning those “I should” daily tasks (like keeping up with your social media) into a fun game.
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Maybe you have a germ of an idea you want to develop. Perhaps you have a problem you haven’t figured out how to find the solution for. Maybe you’ve planned out a project but haven’t found the time to actually work on it. Perhaps you just want to figure out which way is up.
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