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See the Weekly Digest for 15 August 02012

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The latest Weekly Digest is in the Archives, here.

Weekly Digest for 17 July 02012

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The Weekly Digest is published in the archives one week after it goes out to the subscribers. The Digest for 17 July 02012 is here.

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The Premium Weekly Letter is on Volume Three now, as we head into the back half of 02012. If you haven’t subscribed you should, it’s only $1.49 per month. And you get to ask questions and get answers, just like if you hired me to consult with you on your work or business.

Weekly Digest – 22 May 02012

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Thought for the Week

“Start Less to Complete More” - This was one of my “catch-phrases” for the new year when I did my goal-planning for 02012. Unfortunately I went ahead and started too many things in April and have been simply unable to complete any of them. That’s right, I have not finished anything. So, it’s time to re-prioritize. One project each week (or as long as it needs) until each of the things that I started is done. No new projects or activities in June. I will finish the April and May stuff before I move on.
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Weekly Digest – 8 May 02012

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Thought for the Week
I wrote a little rant at Phil’s blog, about Working On Your Business. So many people seem to be getting bogged down in the day-to-day of their business or work and are not taking or making the time to invest in improving their situation. There is enough time. You have enough energy. Take a moment and make sure that you are aiming yourself in the right direction. This topic is also the subject of the Weekly Letter, which I expanded for the subscribers. See an excerpt below.
Click this link for the 8 May 02012 issue of the Weekly Digest.