No I have not dropped off of the face of the earth, I am
just crazy busy at the moment! My lack of time management skills are very
apparent and getting me down!! So if any one has any advice on how to pull my
socks up and become a multi-tasking genius please I beg you, get in touch!!
if you follow me on Facebook and twitter, you would have
already by now know that I am moving
A Stash Addict Yarn, into its own online shop, and will be stocking other products I use and love, such as knit pro and clover crochet hook, amongst other things. {Super excited about this!}
A Stash Addict Yarn, into its own online shop, and will be stocking other products I use and love, such as knit pro and clover crochet hook, amongst other things. {Super excited about this!}
Because my multi-tasking skills are pretty non-existent, i
just have not found the time to knit, or crochet or blog *crys* so while it wouldn’t
most likely be a problem for the average person, to design a shop, write up
content, retake Photos of all the yarn, dye yarn, make Mini skeins, contacting suppliers
etc, at the same time as trying to tame a boisterous 2 year old and other
mother and wifely duty’s ..It’s taking me AGES {ok it’s only been a week} but I
am getting huge knitting withdrawals!
Don't get me wrong, I am not moaning about the
"work" because I LOVE it, I just wish I wasn't so crap at everything else
that is required of being a work at home mum!
There must be a brain training camp i can enlist myself
on!!{ i am being totally serious!!} Because missing this vital part of my brain
function makes everything twice as hard and takes twice as long!!!
Whoa this turned into a mini rant!!... hehehe.
I will be back soon :D xx
Yes. Write lists, include everything; and then prioritize: what MUST be done today, what can be done tomorrow etc. Then Tomorrow's list becomes today's ... :-)
ReplyDeleteSee why don't i think of things!!! :S
DeleteThanks xx
Oh dear, that does sounds like too much going on at once! I definitely recommend separating out the 'musts' from the 'wants', not only so that the essentials get done, but so that if you do have 5 minutes of time, you know exactly what you *want* to do with it, instead of having to dig something out and spending all your precious seconds doing that!
ReplyDeleteIn terms of practical time-management, Mark Forster has some excellent schemes and ideas that help you get in control of everything you need to do. I use a version of a couple of his systems (autofocus and Do It Tomorrow) and it's really helped me get on top of things.
Hope you get some time to yourself too!
Awesome Laura i will check Mark Forster out, at this point i am willing to try anything!! :D
DeleteThank you xx
Good with the new shop, it's very exciting!
ReplyDeleteTry time management software, something like truetimetracker - http://www.truetimetracker.com/
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