3. Whenever I did admin work I always had a list. A top ten list of things to do.
I put E v e r y t h i n g down on the list and would redo the list every day in order of importance. And I made sure to do almost everything on that list that day. And like they say in the 'Seven Habits of Highly Effective People' by Covey, you do the important stuff first (even if it isn't urgent). When you are all done the important stuff you can concentrate on the urgent not important stuff. That way the not important, urgent stuff becomes smaller and smaller in "time needed" till it is almost miniscule. Great book by the way.
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