Because it's really life management.
You can't do good things with your life until you do good things with your time.
Yesterday I wrote about how moving the email icon off the home screen of your smart phone can help you get back at least 2 hours of productive time each day.
Today, here's another simple idea: Script your day.
In other words, you should know at least 24 hours in advance everything you're going to do on any given day, from what projects you'll work on and whom you'll call to what you'll have for lunch and when you'll answer email.
But don't take it from me ...
Here's what Joe Girard, known as "The World's Greatest Salesman" for selling more than 13,000 Chevrolets -- including 18 in a single day -- says about scripting your day ahead of time:
As a salesperson, I didn’t leave home without organizing my appointment book the night before and charting every move I was going to make. Most people don’t know where they’re going. I didn’t start my engine unless I knew the route I was taking. That approach was tested on the firing line for 15 years.
Another way to think of scripting is as if you were a Hollywood director.
Do you think Steven Spielberg turns up at the set each morning without knowing EXACTLY what he's going to accomplish that day, right down to the minute?
Of course not.
So: Plan every minute and every hour of every day, as if you were shooting a big-budget movie and every minute cost you big bucks.
Because time is money.
Actually, time isn't money. It's more than that. Time is everything.
In the words of Dr. Bernie Siegel, "Time is the only thing we really have."
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