“Do the hard jobs first, the easy jobs will take care of themselves.” – Dale Carnegie
Welcome to another A.W.E. inspired post!
Try following this 3 step approach as you create change.
A – Awareness
What is most important to you – right here, right now? What is most important to you next year? Which are you going to focus on today? What is your “hardest” job?
W – Work
What small steps can you implement today to move closer to finishing the “hard job”?
E- Evaluation
What’s next? What worked? What didn’t? Now what?
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I challenge you to be A.W.E’d today. How can you create the life you want to live? What greatness is just around the corner? What’s the hardest thing you can do today? Please post below!
Hi Lisa, thanks for this, it’s a useful little acronym! I’m actively working towards getting the hardest things done first ( although I tend to think of them as the most important things, but I think the words could easily be interchangeable for me!). Having put the strategy into action, I can definitely see a difference in my productivity, so that’s all good stuff :)
Nicola –
Glad you liked “AWE”. I find if I just think about these 3 steps each day – my productivity is increased! I love the idea of doing the hardest (or most important) task first. It’s not email!!! :) Best of luck as you continue to implement this strategy!
Lisa
I really love the quote. I need to make sure to do hard jobs first instead of last
Katherine –
Thanks for stopping by! Any specific ideas on how you can make sure you do the hard jobs first?
Lisa
Lisa – I love the way you use AWE. Very creative and excellent way of tackling the hard stuff.
Heather –
Thanks for the kudos! I appreciate your comment. How do you tackle the hard stuff first?
Lisa
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