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Monthly Archives: December 2011
A Procrastinator’s Holiday
Happy Holidays from The Time Diet! (sung to the tune of Jingle Bells) “Dashing through the mall More gifts are left to buy My calendar’s so full It’s bursting at the sides! So much work to do So much on … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Things Done, Productivity, The Time Diet, Time Management
Tagged 2012, Holidays, Jingle Bells, Productivity, Stress, The Time Diet, time management
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Cutting Your Losses
The more hours of our day we sink into a failing task, the harder it is to admit that we may have made a mistake and move on. We continue to sink more wasted hours into the task in a … Continue reading
Posted in Organizing Time, Prioritizing, The Time Diet, Time Management
Tagged College, Cutting Your Losses, Productivity, Students, The Time Diet, time management
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The Slow Day List
During crunch time, don’t you find yourself saying, “Why in the world didn’t I do this sooner??” That is why using a “Slow Day List” is so important. We all have days that are busier than others. A Slow Day … Continue reading


