If you're running your own practice, you're not just a professional, you're an entrepreneur with an impossible to do list. The sooner you admit it, the sooner you can move forward with one that works!
At a previous job, I had the benefit of being trained, by a generous mentor, in the discipline of prioritizing to make things happen - in the most stressful of times and busiest of environments.
You know why prioritizing works?
Instead of allowing yourself to be consumed by worry about not having the time to do this or get to that, it forces you to choose.
Instead of trying to accomplish 20 things that somewhat matter, you'll go with guns blazing after the 5 that really matter.
That's how to make things happen.
For further details on the process itself, see Investment Executive's article, Write it down and get it done, on our recent interview.
President, Bekhor Management
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