Comments on: Great Tool / Resource for Entrepreneurs http://startupkidsline.com/2007/11/30/great-tool-resource-for-entrepreneurs/ Journals our expreriences starting a children's clothing line and apparel manufacturing business. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 16:58:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: amanda http://startupkidsline.com/2007/11/30/great-tool-resource-for-entrepreneurs/#comment-2254 amanda Tue, 15 Apr 2008 16:36:27 +0000 http://startupkidsline.com/2007/11/30/great-tool-resource-for-entrepreneurs/#comment-2254 Thank you for posting this great resource - Anything to help organize my day and all the "to-do's" in my mind is a gift!! Thanks! Thank you for posting this great resource - Anything to help organize my day and all the “to-do’s” in my mind is a gift!! Thanks!

]]> By: Amber at RuffleButts http://startupkidsline.com/2007/11/30/great-tool-resource-for-entrepreneurs/#comment-1588 Amber at RuffleButts Fri, 30 Nov 2007 16:53:39 +0000 http://startupkidsline.com/2007/11/30/great-tool-resource-for-entrepreneurs/#comment-1588 Thanks for passing this along! I have struggled since starting my business with how to best organize my day. I have found that if I take 5 minutes each morning to think through my to-do list and priorities, writing them in my notebook, I get so much more accomplished. Your post made me laugh, because I am also guilty of procrastination on those tasks that I just don't feel like doing. If I highlight the priorities at the beginning of the day, it is nearly impossible for me to put them off. The guilt of passing over a highlighted task gives me the motivation I need to just knock it out. I have also found it helpful keeping these daily lists in my notebook for future referrence. Isn't it crazy how quickly a day can go by, especially when you allow yourself to get off task!! Thanks for passing this along! I have struggled since starting my business with how to best organize my day. I have found that if I take 5 minutes each morning to think through my to-do list and priorities, writing them in my notebook, I get so much more accomplished.

Your post made me laugh, because I am also guilty of procrastination on those tasks that I just don’t feel like doing. If I highlight the priorities at the beginning of the day, it is nearly impossible for me to put them off. The guilt of passing over a highlighted task gives me the motivation I need to just knock it out. I have also found it helpful keeping these daily lists in my notebook for future referrence.

Isn’t it crazy how quickly a day can go by, especially when you allow yourself to get off task!!

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