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>> A Lesson On Time Management <<
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May 11th, 1999 *** ISSUE #31 ***
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.....THIS WEEK'S ARTICLE.....
A Lesson On Time Management
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by James R. Beach
Internet Marketing takes a great deal of time,
even if you automate as many functions as you
can. Never seems like there's enough time to
do everything, does it?
Well let's take a class in time management.
Walk into the classroom, choose a desk near
the back (like you did in school), slip into
the seat and take your pencil and notepad out
of your backpack.
The professor walks into the room carrying an
empty 10-gallon water jug and dragging an
obviously heavy bag. He places them on the
teacher's desk. Without a word, he begins
placing white rocks, just big enough to fit
through the mouth of the jug, into the jug
until they reach the very top. "Is it full?"
he asks. You nod.
"Maybe not," he says. He then stuffs tiny
pebbles into the jug and the pebbles find
their way through the cracks in the rock.
"Full now?" he asks. The whole class nods.
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He then shovels sand into the jug, occasional-
ly shaking the jug, and the tiny grains sift
through the rocks and pebbles. "OK," he says,
"now is it full?" The class nods in unison.
He smiles. He then slowly pours water into the
jug until a water glass is finally empty.
"The lesson here," he says, "is that there is
always more room in our lives than we think
there is. When you think you're out of time,
there is still more available if you look for
it."
Here's the time-saving payoff:
The ROCKS are the important things we have to
accomplish regularly to be successful. They
go into our "time jug" first, because they are
most important. The PEBBLES represent those
things we may not like to do, but we must do.
They go in next. The SAND represents things
that we should do, we may even like to do, but
they're not as important. The WATER represents
the few remaining things that make a difference.
If you reverse the order, putting in the water,
then the sand, then the pebbles, there will not
be enough room for the rocks. So prioritize
your activities and make sure the rocks go on
your schedule first.
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Mr. Beach is a 22-year corporate marketing veteran
who has taught marketing classes at the university
level. Jim's company, SandDollar Marketing Group
, specializes in locating
scam-free and guaranteed business opportunities on
the internet. To see his recommended opportunities,
get free marketing reports or a free website,
visit http://surf.to/SandDollar
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