IQTELL's Productivity App, Everything In One Place Jenna Lucado Bishop - Blog Do It Tomorrow (Mark Forster) - A Brief Summary A brief summary of Mark Forster's book "Do It Tomorrow" Table of Contents Fundamental principles 1. Have a clear vision of what you are actually trying to achieve. The clearer your vision, the easier it will be to reach completion on the project or goal. 2. Do one thing at a time. 3. It is easier to get things done if you do a little bit frequently (usually daily) rather than attempting a large chunk of work infrequently. Little and often allows the brain to assimilate new information and experiences, make connections and come up with ideas and new insights. 4. Our creativity is at its best when it operates within defined limits. Another aspect of limits is TIME. 5. The Closed List is a replacement for the old fashioned "to-do list" which was really a "wish to do list". A Closed List is a list with a line drawn at the bottom so nothing can be added to the list. Prioritising you work is not necessary as you do everything on your list for your day, so the order doesn't matter. 6. 7. 1. 2. 3.
Blog It’s the “Out with the Old, In with the New” holiday, my favorite time of year. Before the Christmas cookies had cooled, I was already dreaming about all the purging and planning I was going to do this week. I could hardly wait to make a new schedule, find new recipes, and buy new packs of multi-colored gel pens. But I’ve come to believe that the best New Year’s resolutions are to keep the old ones. For most of us, sitting at Jesus’ feet only happens if we wake up early enough to make time to sit. Rising early is an ancient habit, indeed, explains Charles Spurgeon: Early rising has the example of Old Testament saints to recommend it, and many modern saints having conscientiously practiced it, have been loud in its praise. Too many “disorderly days” have driven me back to this old resolution for the New Year. We started The 5 O’Clock Club for this reason: because we all need accountability and encouragement to keep this most important habit. ~from the archives Emmanuel has come to us 52home
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