Get a grip on your work week
FSB helps a small-business owner manage his time and business operations. What are your time-management tactics.
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http://dohashawki.wordpress.com/2008/07/28/time-management/
I completely agree with Mr. Harris. The latest in technology, as how it is used is critical to thriving and not only surviving. In this particular case, it is obvious that the story is written by a company that should really embrace technology. This is plainly seen by clicking on the link to their company and all that you get is a few contact names. Getting their named mentioned here should have at least brought us to a 1-page professional home page with a few images of what they do. I run http://www.MyOnlineToolbox.com that specifically targets contractors and have reached out to them to offer a trial discount to help them out. We will see if they listen and try to change.
As a small business owner for the second time around, there never seems to be enough hours in the day. I schedule everything, and that includes downtime. I force myself to take an hour a week to read a book or magazine for the pure entertainment value. This helps keep my stress level down considerably. I also use the latest in technology when it comes to my cell phone and anything else that may make my life easier. By having complete access to my compueter through my phone I can deal with any situation whether I am in the office or not. By not stressing on having to rush back to fix a problem, I am able to keep projects on track and have as much of a normal life as possible. It is well worth the cost to invest in technology and time management.
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The easiest gadget to use to relieve stress from every day problems.
THE “OFF” BUTTON.
Whether it’s the cell phone,computer,pager(almost extinct now),blackberry,strawberry,etc.The off button is the least used part of the technology available.
Think about it. Pine box or grandchildren? I chose the latter.
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