What did you do today?

You run up to the job and have the phone rings, then again and again. Then you read the hundreds of letters and most of you are standing in the SS, you simply put "you to be aware." Then the meeting - one, second, third. And the evening and you rush home to his family, a computer game or read a favorite blog or RSS-feed. But ask yourself this question is often:

"What did I do today?"

And the trouble is that many consider a normal response, "I've been working," or "I prepared a draft" or any other process in response shade rather than the result. By asking this question over and over again, you will find that you are constantly in the process, not only in the chosen day. Summarize the month - you do every day? As described in words job done? And if in the systematization of the process you need help, you will get it at the service I Done This.

After a short registration when you will receive your chosen time email with the question "What have you done today? "The answer to it directly in the mail, you make a record of service in a calendar (which can be obtained in a calendar program). One day - one thing! Over the month, you get a list made by the Minister, and finally understand why you spend time at work, and is it worth it. What do you do at work, and not what you are busy all the time.

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