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THE TO-DON’T LIST….PT. 2
This post is a continuation of the last high fives entry. The trick with a blog post is to get the message to you in 400 words or less. I did not do that in the last post. Beause I felt there was more to add, here is part two. Here are 5 thoughts about being more productive:
There are daily traps that can set you up for failure. They are all around, with no letup. There are people and circumstances designed to rob you of your most important tool, your time. Every day is a battle to gain control over the day, while working to create a better business. Keep on building your to-do list, but know you need a larger arsenal to win the day. Being out and about with people is the best way I know to do the things that can create the end result of the lists, a place where people love to play, and to work. Get and stay committed to the people, the property, and the culture of doing things.
Jack Dillon is the author of the highfives blog. Jack is an advanced speaker and member of Toastmasters International. He is an expert on the golf shop, serving people well, and growing the game with women. You can reach jack at highfives81@yahoo.com or at 407-973-6136. Jack is always happy to take your call.
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