Write Down Your Ideas

How many times have you had a good idea come to mind only for you to forget what it was when you had time to act on it? Like trying to recall the details of a dream you had last night as it slips away from your mind, you struggle to recall what the idea was. Sometimes it comes back, and sometimes it gets lost and you end up moving on without it. Most of the time this isn’t a big deal, but some of these lost ideas could have turned into great opportunities if only you could remember them.

Read Me First!!!

Below is the recommended, but not required, order of reading for the Accelerated Learning Success Package. Titles in bold are recommended for just reading a sample set of articles instead of going through the whole program from beginning to end.

1.       It All Starts with Organization (free)

2.       Planning in Proportion

3.       The Value of To-Do Lists

4.       Process Goals vs Progress Goals (free)

5.       Constructiveness Categories

6.       Maximizing Success with Good Focus

7.       Do It Now or Do It Later?

8.       Write Down Your Ideas

9.       Why Learn About Project Management (free)

10.  Making a Party out of Project Management

11.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Prologue

12.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Introduction

13.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 1 - An Idea for a Party

14.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 2 - Planning the Party - Part 1 of 3

15.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 2 - Planning the Party - Part 2 of 3

16.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 2 - Planning the Party - Part 3 of 3

17.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 3 - Figuring Out the Details - Part 1 of 4

18.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 3 - Figuring Out the Details - Part 2 of 4

19.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 3 - Figuring Out the Details - Part 3 of 4

20.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 3 - Figuring Out the Details - Part 4 of 4

21.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 4 - Paying for the Party - Part 1 of 2

22.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 4 - Paying for the Party - Part 2 of 2

23.  The Iron Triangle of Project Management

24.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 5 - The Plan for the Team

25.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 6 - Getting the Party Items Ready

26.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 7 - Setting Up the Party at the Park

27.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 8 - It's Time to Party!

28.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Chapter 9 - Wrapping Up the Project

29.  Making a Party out of Project Management: Epilogue - Getting Started in a Project Management Career (free)

30.  Why Learn French or Spanish (free)

31.  How to Start Learning French or Spanish

32.  First Words in French or Spanish

33.  The Three-Pass Method

34.  Reading Familiar Contexts in French and Spanish

35.  Getting Into Listening to French and Spanish

36.  Recommended French and Spanish Listening Media

More content will continue to be added soon – if you purchase the Accelerated Learning Success Package, you’ll not only get access to all of these posts, but also the ones added to the package in the future!

Do It Now or Do It Later?

Have you ever had something you had to do that wasn’t clear at the time, so you put it off and put it off for weeks, only to find when you finally did the task that it was easy and only took five minutes to complete? Did you think to yourself that if you knew up front that it would be that easy, you would have done it right away? Do you ever end up missing opportunities because you put something off until it was too late? Maybe you missed an important submission deadline or allowed a subscription you thought of cancelling to auto-renew. Before you allow this behavior to squander another opportunity, read about the three points offered below to see if they can help you be sure to seize your future opportunities instead.