Thanks for the kind words!

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Thanks for making the time to comment here Dave. Sometimes words just jump out and really hit home – yours certainly did with that post. Don’t ever accept less than you really should! Mark

Thanks for the kind words!

Dave Navarro's last blog post..How To Kick That Habit's Ass (When It's Been Beating Yours)
Thanks for making the time to comment here Dave. Sometimes words just jump out and really hit home – yours certainly did with that post. Don't ever accept less than you really should! Mark

You make a great point here, we are always busy and with too many things in our minds… It is difficult to get the work life balance.

It is what someone called the “Gray Zone” you are doing something but you are thinking about another at the same time.

You can overcome this creating a work schedule and prioritizing the most important things you have to accomplish but it is not that easy it requires practice.

Thanks,
^PV Reymond

PV Reymond’s last blog post..How To Really Make Money Online Is Coming

Hi PV, thanks for your thoughts on this. I’ve not heard it termed “Gray Zone” before but it is a real challenge. I may have 3 or 4 projects on the go; the grass needs moving; the kids want to play; I want to play golf; I have “offline” clients who require my time and my wife wants help with something. Mmm, that sounds like any typical moment for me.

You’re right about about creating a schedule – that way at least you can work through a list and know you are doing the most important (rather than urgent) task at any time. As you say, take practice not to jump from one to another. Look forward to your future, valuable comments here. Mark

You make a great point here, we are always busy and with too many things in our minds… It is difficult to get the work life balance.

It is what someone called the “Gray Zone” you are doing something but you are thinking about another at the same time.

You can overcome this creating a work schedule and prioritizing the most important things you have to accomplish but it is not that easy it requires practice.

Thanks,
^PV Reymond

PV Reymond's last blog post..How To Really Make Money Online Is Coming
Hi PV, thanks for your thoughts on this. I've not heard it termed “Gray Zone” before but it is a real challenge. I may have 3 or 4 projects on the go; the grass needs moving; the kids want to play; I want to play golf; I have “offline” clients who require my time and my wife wants help with something. Mmm, that sounds like any typical moment for me.

You're right about about creating a schedule – that way at least you can work through a list and know you are doing the most important (rather than urgent) task at any time. As you say, take practice not to jump from one to another. Look forward to your future, valuable comments here. Mark

Des Walsh’s last blog post..links for 2008-05-11

That’s a great point Des – it leads to another thought – what is more important , money or our children? Now that is scary if you add that connotation. I think you are totally correct – my children amaze me at the things they remember me saying several years ago AND things I didn’t do like “do you remember the day you couldn’t play football because you were on the phone”

Thanks for you comment Des. Mark

Des Walsh's last blog post..links for 2008-05-11
That's a great point Des – it leads to another thought – what is more important , money or our children? Now that is scary if you add that connotation. I think you are totally correct – my children amaze me at the things they remember me saying several years ago AND things I didn't do like “do you remember the day you couldn't play football because you were on the phone”

Thanks for you comment Des. Mark

Great post.
Tray

P.S. Mark W., that was classic. I got a good laugh out of that one.

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Thanks Tray. It’s amazing how the words of a song you’ve heard a thousand times can take on a whole new meaning in your life when you really “hear” them. Reminds me of something I was once told – “Don’t be a good listener – be a good hearer” – How very apt. Mark

Great post.
Tray

P.S. Mark W., that was classic. I got a good laugh out of that one.

traygamb's last blog post..?Why You Should Never Give Up A Dream (?Or Steal One)?

Thanks Tray. It's amazing how the words of a song you've heard a thousand times can take on a whole new meaning in your life when you really “hear” them. Reminds me of something I was once told – “Don't be a good listener – be a good hearer” – How very apt. Mark

It goes like this -

Da-aad!!

Kevin – how many times do I have to tell you not to shout when you’re at the back door. Just come in to where I am and speak normally, don’t shout!

(footsteps) Hi Dad! I walked in dog poo!

Mark

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Hi Mark, yes, I’ve experienced something like that – just make sure you’re not upstairs – that’s lot of carpet ruined! Mark