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5 Timeless Time Management Tips For Small Business – That You’ve Been Ignoring the Hell Out Of! - http://smallbusiness.uprinting.com

Posted by UPmarketArt under Self-Development
From http://smallbusiness.uprinting.com 4347 days ago
Made Hot by: Squawk Media on May 30, 2012 4:43 am

With all the tools at our disposal why does it seem like we hardly have time for anything these days?

It's doubtful these tools will make you any more productive if you don't have the right strategies in place.

Read on to find out how you could manage your time - and your small business- better!

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Written by UPmarketArt
4346 days ago

Hi Elaine,

True- I was looking at it from a resource-allocation standpoint, but the point really is we need to learn how to fail better.

Thanks for the insights, Elaine! :)

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Written by lyceum
4347 days ago

Insightful post Arthur! I recommend that you check out the works by Edwin A. Locke. He is a pioneer in the goal-setting field. I am carving out my own version of time management, called F.I.X IT! I will add a link to your post on my Workflow page.

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Written by UPmarketArt
4346 days ago

Thanks for the recommend, Lyceum! :)

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Written by Sian Phillips
4347 days ago

Love this post Arthur. I don't say no enough and I'm forever telling my clients to delegate. I think I'll bookmark this to refer back to next time I'm snowed under......which is now :) Thanks for sharing on Bizsugar.com

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Written by UPmarketArt
4346 days ago

Hi Sian,

Saying "NO" is pretty much the toughest part of my job at UPrinting. :)

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Written by elainerogers
4347 days ago

Hi Arthur,

A very interesting read, and I enjoyed your take on Time Management, that everyone has their own style, and of course, strategies only work if the goals are realistic :)

"Prepare for failure, and learn to fail efficiently" - I would replace efficiently with effectively, as a personal preference, merely because if we are going to "fail" we may as well do it in a constructive manner where we can learn effectively. And use that learning for future reference.

A great thought provoking post, thanks!

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