I’m as attached as anybody to getting things done. I have endless ideas and projects popping up in my mind. Every day there are hundreds of things I would like to do. Some things I have to do. And more things I should do. There is an endless conveyor…

You’re absolutely right – focus is key! I’ve often brought situations that people seem to think are very difficult down to the incredibly basic concept of deciding what you want, and then focusing on nothing but that.

It’s amazing what you can accomplish that way!

Thank you very much for the positive feedback – it is greatly appreciated!

Thanks as well for taking part in the productivity project. I’ll swing by your blog right now to check out your wisdom!

I just posted my own methods of maintaining productivity and linked to both you and Ben, many thanks for the open invite!

Lexi

I appreciate your comments and I’m glad that my ideas were helpful to you.

It is hard to not do the “attractive” things first – especially when our “work” should always bring us joy. However, there are always things that take the higher priority, so by incorporating that idea into a productivity plan, you cover all of the really critical points.

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you come on board with the project and share your thoughts. Everyone learns from a group writing project like this!

Your productivity tips are really doable and I will incorporate them in my work style. Come to think of it, I also tend to work in task blocks but usually focus on what is most attractive to making me feel good. I will have to ensure now that these also coincide with the most “mission-critical” tasks.After all, focusing on reaching our goal does make us feel good.

Thank you so much for sharing.

I’d love to do the project, too, and will have to organize my thoughts and work habits pronto!

We assume your in the USA – Jim spent 18 months there, studying at Cal Pol in SLO town…

anyway, we’ll subscribe to your feed now and tidy up our blog and get more buttons and social stuff on there. Cheers and keep it up…..

Okay, that’s it! You 2 get a big thumbs up for one of the most uplifting comments that anyone has ever left on this blog!

And, that’s saying something because my regular readers always have wonderful things to say!

Thank you so much for the positive feedback. It is truly wonderful to hear, and in the HUGE blogosphere, it does a blogger good to hear genuinely positive feedback that lets him or her know that the readers are truly benefiting from the writing.

Thank you once again for the great feedback! You 2 rock!

As one of the most prolific writers and blog participants who presently stacks up my RSS reader, I can only imagine what will happen if you find a way to be even more productive than you already are!

Have fun if you decide to participate!

“Since I am the most productive whenever I am 100% focused on any given task, I break down my entire day into task blocks. When I am working on any particular task block, that is ALL I am working on.”

I can definitely relate to this part you wrote, i usually try to schedule, and focus on one thing at a time, or else there’s too many distractions, and i caan’t get anythig done, so working in “blocks” definitly helps.

You’re blog is something else – rarely do we leave messages in the often oversaturated realms of the blogosphere…well we are here. No sale, no nothing, Em and I have loved what we’ve seen (Ok to love? Group hug?) and…well..just well done…

We’ve joined DIGG just to digg this..seriuosly, right this minute…we’d better GO! n lie down, not us but Em and I..anyway..simply great…your blog is visionary and more power to you..Sincerely, Jim n Em aka GO! Smell the flowers..you clearly already are.