Great tips! Keep them coming.
Nicole

My best time management tip is to create processes for tasks that I do over and over again. Basically, I write out the steps, print them out, and keep them handy for when I have to do that task again.

Works great for those big projects because it breaks them down into manageable tasks and you don’t have to spend time remembering how to do something.

Kristine

I love the 6 things idea, but what do you do when you have more than 6 things that HAVE to be done every day?

Oh yeah, you answered that one too…you OUTSOURCE. I’ve just started outsourcing within the last month or so and even though it’s very little minor tasks, I’ve found that it’s making a difference.

I also make sure to do the tasks that take me the longest and require the most brain power first…makes the rest of the day (and week and month) go by faster!

I use a time management tool. It have helped me get more done in less time.

Amanda

http://thetimemastery.com

I use backpack (http://www.backpackit.com) to keep to-do lists. That might work nicely with your list of 6 things to do, and it’s free. I couldn’t get on without it.

Another memory helper is a password manager – you store all of your logins, codes, pins and things in an online vault, then just look them up when you need them. It’s a good memory dump and saves brain clutter. Again, a free product, and my personal favorite considering I’m the owner, is PassPack (http://www.passpack.com)

Cheers,
Tara

How about a time management tool instead? If you have Microsoft Outlook on your PC, use it to its fullest capability! It actually took me awhile to discover that the program has a calendar, a task list, a place for “sticky” notes, etc. I put everything in there and set the alarms to notify me of events and to-do items. It’s priceless!

~ K.C.

I am not very fond of freezer cooking. I like cooking. Planning meals(at least a day earlier)helps me.

Your idea of list of 6 things to do appeals to me. I am going to try that.