To Not Do List

Many talk about what you should do, yet listen to this podcast where Alan takes a surprisingly contrarian approach when he discusses what you perhaps should not do. So here are a few of Alan’s tips: Do not feel guilty, do not compare yourself to others and don’t create 44 priorities. Click on the podcast below to listen to the explanation and nine other gems.

 

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http://www.contrarianconsulting.com/to-not-do-list/

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12 Responses to To Not Do List

  1. Belal Khan says:

    Thanks for the advice Alan

  2. David S. says:

    Alan, I appreciate the comment on physical planners. There are several great things about them – here’s one; being able to look over your month at a glance while waiting on an appointment gives one a big picture of where they’ve been and where they’re going. Try doing this with a Palm Pilot…If that’s not enough, try checking 10 dates over the next 4 months in 60 seconds. Not easily done on the Blackberry.

  3. Alan Weiss says:

    Couldn’t agree more.

  4. Ryan Hartman says:

    Not prioritizing everything…giving up electronic to do lists in favor of good ole pen and paper (at-a glance planning)… this has been gold for me since I read it in one of your books a few months ago.

    Much, much thanks and right on!

  5. Lisa Nirell says:

    My to do lists used to be 10-15 items deep. Now they are 2-4 items a day. I feel MUCH more satisfied by the end of the day!

  6. Frank DeJoy says:

    Great Podcast Alan. Thanks for publishing. Very insightful and practical tips for personal growth and success.
    Frank

  7. Alan Weiss says:

    Thanks, all, for listening.

  8. Jim Powell says:

    Brilliant as usual. I love the advice about not taking advice from those who don’t do or haven’t done themsleves.
    It reminds me of a saying I once heard, I don’t know where it comes from (probably Spain) or if it is word perfect either Alan.

    “talking about bullfighting is not the same as being in the ring”

  9. Alan Weiss says:

    No se meta con el toro.

  10. Brett Wignall says:

    Thanks Alan for another thought anchor, can I please add “don’t complicate, instead just keep it simple”.

  11. Got to make the music yourself!

    Great stuff Alan, as always.

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