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Rei G.Here, then, is the backbone of a good system you can implement in 12 hours (or less).
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Jason MarottiOnce you’ve started getting a grip on your schedule, you’ll find that not only are you more on top of your schedule (instead of it being on top of you!) but your mind will be more at ease. Instead of worrying about what’s coming up, or even what you
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I recommend you put these into a calendar other than your main calendar. If you like the idea of looking at everything in, say, Outlook, most of the online calendars offer a iCal feed that you can subscribe to in Outlook. Call it “Reminders” and open it as a second calendar
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bill due date
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Backup computer (daily, weekly, or monthly,
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One day every year for auto tune-ups
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One day every year for doctor, eye docto
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Birthdays, Anniversaries, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, other important holidays (set two reminders — one on the day itself to remind you to call or take some other action and one two weeks earlier to buy a gift, if needed, or plan a party
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Laundry (weekly)
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Writing time (if you want to write an hour a day, schedule an hour a day — don’t assume you’ll just “find” a spare hour each day.
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Goofing off time (I schedule at least an hour a day for whatever strikes my fancy
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Set up password system
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Use a program like KeePass
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Bank accounts (including debit card PIN)
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Credit cards
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Your site’s login, FTP, and admin panel info
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Create a set of checklists for recurring tasks and save them to at folder, so you can easily print them off whenever you need one. Some checklists to think about creating include
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Grocery list (with everything you commonly buy and space for addition
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Quarterly of semi-annual home maintenance (e.g. clean gutters, replace smoke detector batteries, check fire extinguishers, etc.)
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Winter/Summer car preparation (e.g. check coolant, flush radiator, add chains/snow tires, etc.)
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rip/vacation packing
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ou scheduled a weekly review in part 1 — make sure you keep that appointment. During your weekly review, take 10 minutes
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Chris TagalotI recommend you put these into a calendar other than your main calendar. If you like the idea of looking at everything in, say, Outlook, most of the online calendars offer a iCal feed that you can subscribe to in Outlook. Call it “Reminders” and open
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