Posted on February 28th, 2009 at 7:10 AM by Ravi

Procrastination is the thief of time – and money too, at the PC. Your Internet connection, equipment and power cost you. Some tasks are no fun – but don’t let them pile up. Constant dithering and delaying will wreck your health, wealth and reputation.

Here are 10 tips for helping you stop procrastination dead:

1/ Before you even sit down, sort out in your mind what’s ‘urgent’, ‘important’, both, or neither. (If an ‘urgent’ task isn’t ‘important’ and the deadline passes, so what’). An ‘urgent and important’ task should normally come before an ‘important’ task. If you have a poor memory (like me) write or type a quick list of your Top Five To Dos for the session, and delete or amend as need be.

2/ All other things being equal plan on doing easy tasks before difficult short tasks before long tasks. Always have something concrete to show for worktime in front of your PC.

3/ As far as you can YOU decide what’ important’ and ‘urgent’. There are bullies about – bosses, colleagues and customers – who think their merest whim is law. Learn to say ‘No’ politely. They may not like it, especially at first. But you’ll grow.

4/ If you need help for your work, get it now, not later. If it’s not there now, you can ask later – more chances. If you leave it till later, it may have gone off earlier so no chances….

5/ You’re there going thru your emails, databases and memos and suddenly out of nowhere, new jobs appear. The tendency is to ‘do what’s on top of the pile’ first. Don’t. Put it into the right place in your existing list.

6/ Do you get distracted easily’ Try and be aware of this, and stay aware of what tasks need doing – and by when.

7/ Are you more energetic and creative morning, noon or night’ Can you reschedule your targets to take this into account’ Or do you just plod along, whatever’ You may be a tortoise or a hare, but you can still win your own personal race if you plan ahead.

8/ Don’t give up your breaks. You need to pace yourself. But put a time limit on all breaks, surfing, chatting or just daydreaming can eat into worktime with disastrous results. A rushed job is rarely your best shot, or a true reflection of your abilities.

9/ Be particularly wary of long lunch breaks, and overeating or drinking. If your afternoon’s festooned with urgent and important chores, you’ll feel inclined to procrastinate bigtime if you’re hung over, stuffed to the gills, or dead beat.

10/ Give yourself a treat if you hit all your deadlines. Doesn’t have to be chocolate! And don’t procrastinate on rewarding yourself when you deserve it.

Use these tips to stop procrastination at the PC (AND off), and it’ll boost your free time and make you happy and healthy computing thru 2006 and beyond!

Posted on September 15th, 2008 at 9:30 PM by Ravi

Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain are investing unprecedented time and money in Virginia, a state both parties have written off for decades as GOP turf.
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Posted on August 4th, 2008 at 6:56 PM by Ravi

People get puppies just for the fun of watching them grow. Atleast because their kids prefer to play with real puppies rather than teddy bears. Women like to play with their pussies. Pussy Cats I mean, what did you think. Boys are more fond of bull dogs and stuff.

Well, Growing up a puppy or a pussy isn’t an easy job. You need to train them, feed them well, groom them, buy the right kind of pet supplements and take them to pet shows once in a while and make sure that all that time and money that you spent pays off, and you have a good time.

Posted on April 10th, 2008 at 6:06 PM by Ravi

Aint got any money to buy a new car? Hate to go for finances? Get a used car then. Insurances dont cost you much, and if its stolen, you dont loose much. It is a good idea to buy used cars.

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