Review your commitments is the penultimate post in my series on Time Management for Creative People on Business of Design Online.
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20071128 1:59 pm
great stuff,
i need time management help sometimes… i often spend to much time on 1 particular task…that’s a habit i’ll have to work on for the new year….
Hypnosis might help too, i’ve got this squidoo page bookmarked, i find it beneficial…..what’s nice about hypnosis is that it helps you change your habits….without you really being aware of it
20071129 6:48 pm
Hi Melinda, yes hypnosis can be useful, I talked a bit about hypnotic triggers in my 3rd post in the series: http://www.businessofdesignonline.com/time-management-ring-fence/