I have a problem.
I believe things take less time than they actually
do. In my world, there’s always room for
one more errand, phone call, deliverable…
When this problem makes me very busy, I don’t
mind. I like being busy. It feels good to have a steady stream of
things I need to do.
When my problem makes me late, I do mind.
I hate being late.
I hate keeping people waiting.
So I’ve decided to take a proactive approach. Whenever there’s an appointment on my
schedule, I’m going to cut out the last two things I plan to do before that
appointment and resolve to be early.
If I’m heading to a meeting I can bring work with
me so that I can feel productive while I wait for the meeting to start.
I’ll tell you how it goes!
Status: It’s a slow start. I wrote this post as I was running out to
meet someone. I was late. I’ll do better next time!
The cycle continues…
How true – the first step is admitting I have a problem!!
🙂
Improvements do start with hiccups Ann, they always do.
On the other hand, improvements always start with realisation.
🙂
Karin H. (Keep It Simple Sweetheart, specially in business)