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I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
I work really long shifts. So, as soon as I get off work I have to try and do a bunch of things just to be caught up. I think the really inconvenient part is I normally have to try to get these things done before I go to bed. I can't do them on my days off because by the time I get up everyone has closed for the day. Just trying to prep for this deployment one item at a time. And I'm actually ready to get out of here for a while. It's sad in order to get a break I have to fly half way around the world.
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
仕事ってさ、１人１人の能力差なんて実はそんなに無いんだと思うんだよね。もちろん、どーしょーも無いヤツと、もの凄い敏腕なヤツはそれぞれ上位10％＋下位10％には居るんだろうけれど、その他大多数の80％の人たちってのは、ごくごくフツーの能力しか持ち得ていない。
その80％な一般ピーポーな中で、仕事のできる人ってのは、目の前のタスクを注意深く淡々とこなしていく人だって思ってる。逆に仕事のできない人ってのは眼前のタスク自体の整理さえできない（そしてそのことにすら気づいていない）。だからワタシにとっての仕事手帳ってのはタスク管理表になるようにしてる。少しでも仕事をうまくこなしたいから、ね。
仕事ってのは双六のようなモノで、各マスに様々なイベントが書かれたマップの上を進んでいると考える。サイコロ振って進める速度ってのは、前述のように殆どの人は大差ない。なら、どこで差が出るかって言うと、サイコロを振る回数だよね。次々と仕事を片付けていけば、それだけサイコロを振る回数は多くなる訳で、その分、先に進める。
よく”残業”についての誤った解釈として「残業するヤツって生産性が低いのに、どうして残業代という追加出費が必要なんだ？」ってのがある。・・・でも、人がそもそも有する生産性の差って、殆ど差ないんだよ実際は。残業代稼ぐためだけにダラダラ残業してる輩には、そもそもその職場の自浄作用によって葬られる。残業代云々の話じゃ無いんだよね。じゃあ残業代ってナニさ？って言うと、先のマスに進むためのサイコロ振りの回数を多くするための行為だよね。１日８時間労働の人と、１日１２時間労働の人ならサイコロ振れる回数が違ってくるワケだし。だから、その余分にサイコロを振るという行為について追加費用を支払うのは当然な話なんだよ。でも、それを（とっても恣意的に）論点を巧妙にすり替えて「残業代は不要だ。なぜならソイツは生産性が低い＝能力が低いんだから」といって追加出費を渋ろうとする連中が居るんだよね。経団連とか厚労省とか。「ホワイトカラーエグゼンプション」あらため「家庭だんらん法」（失笑）とか。
・・・まぁ、ともあれ、GTDでもナンでも駆使して目の前のタスクをバシバシ片付けられるとキモチ良いよね。
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Jason Fleming and PC Andy Pickering with a giant copy of the to-do list.
A thief’s actual to-do list is being used by Greater Manchester Police in the latest tactic to raise awareness about burglary.
The list, which was found in the Greater Manchester area following a burglary, details keys to cars which have been left on view, bikes left insecure and accessible to everyone as well as homes where items have been left on view,
The thief also writes the tools needed to carry out each job including hammers, screwdrivers and even a coat hanger.
Yesterday (14/12/11), to raise awareness of the threat of burglary at this time of year, former prolific burglar Jason Fleming accompanied Police Constable Andy Pickering on a patrol around the Failsworth area. Jason identified various circumstances similar to those appearing on the list, and explained how an experienced burglar would take advantage of such situations to commit.
Although not the author of the list, Jason said: "Seeing this list might help people to almost put themselves in the burglar's shoes and think about the things that the burglar would be looking for.
"It's sometimes what people might think are the unimportant details that can make a difference.
"A burglar has to choose which house to go for and an open window or presents visible under the Christmas tree sometimes help him to decide which house is worth breaking into and which one isn't."
Police Constable Andy Pickering for Greater Manchester Police said: “Thieves steal all year round but get particularly busy during the Christmas and New Year period when homes and cars are filled with presents making the items too good to resist for any would-be thief.
“This to-do list gives an insight on how thieves identify their targets and should serve as a reminder to householders on how to protect themselves from falling victim to crime.
“While most thieves are opportunistic there are some who are more organised and will systematically search out the weaknesses in your neighbourhood for the easiest homes, cars, pedal bikes or other valuables on your property to target and steal.
“Being a victim of theft is hard at any time of the year but is particularly so during this special period in the calendar. You can help yourself by putting into action your own ‘to-do’ list to stop thieves going to work in your community.
“Protect your home and valuables from thieves by following the advice given at www.gmp.police.uk/to-do. By following this simple advice you can stop thieves going to work in your community.”
As part of GMPs fight against theft in the run up to Christmas and New Year they will be providing advice through Twitter on #to-do. It shows what residents should have on their own to-do lists to keep thieves at bay.
You can report suspicious activity on our new non-emergency number 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Only dial 999 where there is a threat to life or a crime in progress.
31 unique, printable, colourful and sweet DAILY QUEST worksheets to download immediately, print at home, and use every day to jot down your daily tasks and goals and make the next month the most productive ever: www.mylatestobsession.org.uk/quest
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
Tattooed by the awesome and wonderful Lelia at The Needle's Kiss in Townsville (http://tnkstudio.com.au/townsville-tattoos.html) on 18/5/2010 as an anniversary gift from Rob (because I'd been talking about having it done for 2 years).
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
This is my "to-do" list for today. The first line reads "Get Braille paper!" Writing Braille doesn't require only a special tool (the slate and stylus), it also requires special paper. Braille paper is thicker, softer and "stretchy" because it's made from longer fibers than the normal paper. Writing Braille works with any paper, though, and for daily stuff I do use regular paper. However, if I want my writing to be more durable, I use Braille paper. But it's not just durability that is important with Braille paper. It's also the way the bumps are embossed. In regular paper the bumps get little tears at the very top, which makes them kind of coarse. Braille paper "stretches" when the bumps are embossed, so the bumps are neat and not pierced through at the top.
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I have a BIG list, all in my head. Proper preparation is essential. I start with a 30 mile bike or run,Get real sweaty and stinky,then some yard work, get dirty. Move into garage, turn on stereo and start to clean/organize it so I have a place to work. By mid afternoon pop a couple NoDoz and and have a plug of Red Man for energy.Continue sorting out garage while the neighbor pokes fun (he’s seen this before,he has a perfectly clean garage and even puts a car in it.ahole!)Now it’s time to get serious. I light a cigar,open a Coors,strap on my tool belt,get some buttcrack going and chase my wife around the house ready to start knocking off the HoneyDo’s. Drives her crazy !
DailyShoot: Weekend Whimsy. Make a photo of something that tickles your funny bone.
I have reached the end of my yearly planner this coming week and came to the pages my daughter filled out one day while waiting for an appointment. She has packed next week with lots of fun: Sunday: Have Fun! Monday: Pick Flowers. Tuesday: Have Pizza. Wednesday: Pick up cousins. Thursday: Wii Party! Friday: Dress Up Saturday: Play with Cars. I put her Little Miss Sunshine toy on the page because this reminds me of her and her plan... enjoy the day!
I picked Ghost In The Shell. Tattooed by the awesome and wonderful Lelia at The Needle's Kiss in Townsville (http://tnkstudio.com.au/townsville-tattoos.html) on 18/5/2010 as an anniversary gift from Rob (because I'd been talking about having it done for 2 years).
Do you make these kinds of lists too? mostly they include quilting projects, though on occasion I also remind myself to change the sheets, empty the dishwasher...
This particular list tells me I had better get busy making quilt backs... looks like i have lots of tops that need a mate! :)
(oh look! I can cross one off - I did make that FFA2 patchwork quilt top!)
When all these tasks have been yanked off the wall (and recycled), I'll be ready for my parents' arrival on Tuesday for Thanksgiving. I have, as you can see, a lot to do.
An entry into the Moo Holiday Contest.
If you like this design....starting November 1st, you can go to the Moo Holiday Store and buy holiday cards of this photo!
Santa's To Do list. :-D
1. 1/1/2014 Lunch - or rather brunch! #fmsphotoaday #lunch #brunch #eggs #breakfast #coffee #orangejuice #sunshine, 2. 2/1/2014 - begins with 'g' {my gray boots} I really need these today! #fmsphotoaday #gray #boots #winter #cold #brrrrr, 3. 3/1/2014 - my town {Main St, Picton, ON @ 7:00 am -24C (-35C with windchill) #fmsphotoaday #mytown #picton #princeedwardcounty #winter #cold #snow #early, 4. 4/1/2014 - word(s) to love by {"inspiration is everywhere"} #fmsphotoaday #wordtoliveby #princeedwardcounty #rural #windmill #sunset #rhonnadesigns #nature, 5. 5/1/2014 - found {in the snow while clearing fallen branches; love is everywhere} #fmsphotoaday #found #heart #love #snow #winter, 6. 6/1/2014 - happens everyday {I look outside to check the weather} Looks like a nice sunny day, but a storm is predicted! #fmsphotoaday #weather #bluesky #sunshine #winter, 7. 7/1/2014 - upside down (from the archives due to inclement weather) playing with 'Phototoaster' #fmsphotoaday #upsidedown #reflection #princeedwardcounty #phototoaster, 8. 8/1/2014 - lucky number {my lucky number us '7'; my house number is '78'} lucky #fmsphotoaday #lucky #seven, 9. 9/1/2014 - natural {this mornings sunrise over the marsh} #fmsphotoaday #sunrise #princeedwardcounty #ice #winter, 10. 10/1/2014 - man made {a sweet little man made bridge to nowhere in the marsh} #fmsphotoaday #manmade #bridge #marsh #winter #princeedwardcounty NOTE - this is the same location as yesterday's shot. What a difference a day makes!, 11. 11/1/2013 - looking down {looking down my driveway; another day if interesting weather; been raining for several hours now.} #fmsphotoaday #rain #ice #weather #winter #princeedwardcounty, 12. 12/1/2014 - colourful {this quilt that I made is very colourful. It is called "Crayon Box"} #fmsphotoaday #colourful #quilt #bright #imadethis, 13. 13/1/2014 - makes me smile {This is Sandra. She is my dental hygienist. She makes me smile as well as "MAKES" my smile #fmsphotoaday #smile #hygienist #dentist, 14. 14/1/2014 - 3 things {needle with thread, thimble & my favourite stork scissors} #fmsphotoaday #3things #needle #thread #thimble #scissors #quilting #handquilting, 15. 15/1/2014 - black & white {lovely shadows on the wall} #fmsphotoaday #black #white #shadiws #sunshine #stilllife, 16. 16/1/2014 - sun {not much sun & lots of clouds today} Rhis is this afternoon's view from my office building #fmsphotoaday #sun #clouds #weather #winter #belleville, 17. 17/1/2014 - tiny {rice!} #fmsphotoaday #rice #tiny #fiestaware #red, 18. 18/1/2014 - happy place {on a snowy afternoon my happy place is on the sofa with my hand quilting.} #fmsphotoaday #happyplace #handquilting #quilting, 19. 19/1/2014 - breakfast {eggs; over-easy} #fmsphotoaday #breakfast #eggs #hipstamatic #melodie #dreamcanvas, 20. 20/1/2014 - to do list {this is the simplified version} #fmsphotoaday #todolist #hipstamatic #lowy #blankoBL40 #titlefx, 21. 21/1/2014 - blue {this morning's sky, just before dawn; on my way to work} #fmsphotoaday #blue #sky #morning #princeedwardcounty, 22. flickr.com/photos/63402290@N04/12088772794/, 23. 23/1/2014 - bedtime {having fun with Hipstamatic} #fmsphotiaday #bedtime #hipstamatic #salvador84 #dreamcanvas #bed, 24. 24/1/2014 - my space {currently it's with a glass of wine watching the latest blizzard out my window} It's good to be home; safe & warm! #fmsphotoaday #myspace #winter #weather #wine #window #reflection, 25. 25/1/2014 - taste of winter {this is the view out my window this morning after a night of blowing snow; the car is on the sheltered side of the house} On the bright side, it has warmed up to a tropical -5C! Only 54 days til spring #fmsphotoaday #winter #, 26. 26/1/2014 - fun stuff {making the best if the weather and finding interesting drift patterns!} #fmsphotoaday #winter #snow #drifts #fence #weather #princeedwardcounty, 27. 27/1/2014 - something I bought {wine! Red! Syrah from South Africa} #fmsphotoaday #wine #red #syrah #helpmemakeitthroughwinter, 28. 28/1/2014 - dinner {while I still work, hubby is retired & makes yummy dinners! Pork tenderloin, Spanish rice & yellow beans} #fmsphotoaday #dinner #porktenderloin #rice #yellowbeans #yummy #ilovemyhubby, 29. 29/1/2014 - window {view out the trick window as I attempted to get to work} I turned around here and went back home as roads were being closed all around me. #fmsphotoaday #window #winter #weather #driving #princeedwardcounty, 30. 30/1/2014 - best invention ever! {my glasses of course, or I just wouldn't be able to see all these fab PAD photos!} #fmsphotoaday #bestinventionever #glasses #seeing #bifocals #eyeglasses, 31. 31/1/2014 - polka dot {polka dots @ the office} #fmsphotoaday #polkadots #nothingisordinary32. Not available33. Not available34. Not available35. Not available
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Jason Fleming and PC Andy Pickering on patrol.
A thief’s actual to-do list is being used by Greater Manchester Police in the latest tactic to raise awareness about burglary.
The list, which was found in the Greater Manchester area following a burglary, details keys to cars which have been left on view, bikes left insecure and accessible to everyone as well as homes where items have been left on view,
The thief also writes the tools needed to carry out each job including hammers, screwdrivers and even a coat hanger.
Yesterday (14/12/11), to raise awareness of the threat of burglary at this time of year, former prolific burglar Jason Fleming accompanied Police Constable Andy Pickering on a patrol around the Failsworth area. Jason identified various circumstances similar to those appearing on the list, and explained how an experienced burglar would take advantage of such situations to commit.
Although not the author of the list, Jason said: "Seeing this list might help people to almost put themselves in the burglar's shoes and think about the things that the burglar would be looking for.
"It's sometimes what people might think are the unimportant details that can make a difference.
"A burglar has to choose which house to go for and an open window or presents visible under the Christmas tree sometimes help him to decide which house is worth breaking into and which one isn't."
Police Constable Andy Pickering for Greater Manchester Police said: “Thieves steal all year round but get particularly busy during the Christmas and New Year period when homes and cars are filled with presents making the items too good to resist for any would-be thief.
“This to-do list gives an insight on how thieves identify their targets and should serve as a reminder to householders on how to protect themselves from falling victim to crime.
“While most thieves are opportunistic there are some who are more organised and will systematically search out the weaknesses in your neighbourhood for the easiest homes, cars, pedal bikes or other valuables on your property to target and steal.
“Being a victim of theft is hard at any time of the year but is particularly so during this special period in the calendar. You can help yourself by putting into action your own ‘to-do’ list to stop thieves going to work in your community.
“Protect your home and valuables from thieves by following the advice given at www.gmp.police.uk/to-do. By following this simple advice you can stop thieves going to work in your community.”
As part of GMPs fight against theft in the run up to Christmas and New Year they will be providing advice through Twitter on #to-do. It shows what residents should have on their own to-do lists to keep thieves at bay.
You can report suspicious activity on our new non-emergency number 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Only dial 999 where there is a threat to life or a crime in progress.
Coffee grounds got spilled in here, so it forced me to clean it out.
Also on today's to do list:
Clean fish tank
Clean Gecko tank
Laundry
regular cleaning stuff
wash car
exercise
take Anna to Toys R' Us
Costco
Capitola Mall for a b'day gift
And hopefully some time to lay and read when all of this is done.
Ahoy! C'mere, me beauty!
International Talk Like A Pirate Day is September 19, 2010.
Why wait? Smartly buy yerself the pirate theme in Todo for iPad today!
Jason Fleming and PC Andy Pickering on patrol.
A thief’s actual to-do list is being used by Greater Manchester Police in the latest tactic to raise awareness about burglary.
The list, which was found in the Greater Manchester area following a burglary, details keys to cars which have been left on view, bikes left insecure and accessible to everyone as well as homes where items have been left on view,
The thief also writes the tools needed to carry out each job including hammers, screwdrivers and even a coat hanger.
Yesterday (14/12/11), to raise awareness of the threat of burglary at this time of year, former prolific burglar Jason Fleming accompanied Police Constable Andy Pickering on a patrol around the Failsworth area. Jason identified various circumstances similar to those appearing on the list, and explained how an experienced burglar would take advantage of such situations to commit.
Although not the author of the list, Jason said: "Seeing this list might help people to almost put themselves in the burglar's shoes and think about the things that the burglar would be looking for.
"It's sometimes what people might think are the unimportant details that can make a difference.
"A burglar has to choose which house to go for and an open window or presents visible under the Christmas tree sometimes help him to decide which house is worth breaking into and which one isn't."
Police Constable Andy Pickering for Greater Manchester Police said: “Thieves steal all year round but get particularly busy during the Christmas and New Year period when homes and cars are filled with presents making the items too good to resist for any would-be thief.
“This to-do list gives an insight on how thieves identify their targets and should serve as a reminder to householders on how to protect themselves from falling victim to crime.
“While most thieves are opportunistic there are some who are more organised and will systematically search out the weaknesses in your neighbourhood for the easiest homes, cars, pedal bikes or other valuables on your property to target and steal.
“Being a victim of theft is hard at any time of the year but is particularly so during this special period in the calendar. You can help yourself by putting into action your own ‘to-do’ list to stop thieves going to work in your community.
“Protect your home and valuables from thieves by following the advice given at www.gmp.police.uk/to-do. By following this simple advice you can stop thieves going to work in your community.”
As part of GMPs fight against theft in the run up to Christmas and New Year they will be providing advice through Twitter on #to-do. It shows what residents should have on their own to-do lists to keep thieves at bay.
You can report suspicious activity on our new non-emergency number 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Only dial 999 where there is a threat to life or a crime in progress.
Tattooed by the awesome and wonderful Lelia at The Needle's Kiss in Townsville (http://tnkstudio.com.au/townsville-tattoos.html) on 18/5/2010 as an anniversary gift from Rob (because I'd been talking about having it done for 2 years).
isn't it sometimes so damn wonderful :)
When I went to bed yesterday I realized I have been nothing for two days. No school, no work, no homework, no preparation, no nothing! Just chilling and watching my Tv series with a glass of coke with ice in my hand, lying in sun, experimenting with cooking, reading tangible photo magazines, eating apple pie, making plans and catching inspiration.
Sometimes it's just what's needed.
this one says:
To Do =) ch-ch-ch-changes!
-get rid of black fine tip pens (they suck)
-get rid of bike --> free!
-aerosmith tickets on CL
-clean out closet/dresser -get a new dresser?
- old clothes to goodwill b/c you never wear 3/4 of those things
-buy a new vaccumm (learn to spell) vacuum
-get cable so you can be lazy
-get rid of broken TV
-maybe new TV?
-organize desk
-get yoga tapes
-stop hating the grocery store
-get rid of P's stuff
-give Eriika back stuff before she moves =(
-be awesome, as always
-clean car, put on plates, take off KITA bumper sticker
-closet doors back on
-buy KC&CO postery [not sure why there is a Y here]
-buy camera remote/lens cap
31 unique, printable, colourful and sweet DAILY QUEST worksheets to download immediately, print at home, and use every day to jot down your daily tasks and goals and make the next month the most productive ever: www.mylatestobsession.org.uk/quest
31 unique, printable, colourful and sweet DAILY QUEST worksheets to download immediately, print at home, and use every day to jot down your daily tasks and goals and make the next month the most productive ever: www.mylatestobsession.org.uk/quest
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