3 ways to Clean your messes!

[image error] “Decide-> Plan-> Start-> Continue-> Finish-> Complete”

This is the cycle by which we can complete a job. Everything starts with deciding, planning, and starting, continuing, finishing and completing. To clean the mess’s one should certainly go through the entire plan.

1)  FAILING TO COMPLETE ROBS YOU OF VALUABLE ATTENTION UNITS

If we don’t complete some of the things we ought to complete then we find ourselves in a troubled situation. Just think about, when we start a job we are energetic but when we are confronted with other pressing matters we don’t complete our old job. This saps the energy and it certainly robs us of our valuable attention.

 

2)  GET INTO COMPLETION CONSCIOUSNESS

Just think if we can complete the job that we have started we will surely feel great. So finishing tasks again and again will surely create the completion consciousness. So make it a habit to complete your tasks.

 

3)  MAKING SPACE FOR SOMETHING NEW

If we don’t complete our old tasks then we cannot make space for something new. So always follow the steps and complete the job. Clean your desk, finish of all the old projects and start a fresh. This week make it a point to complete and start with the new job.

 

TWENTY-FIVE WAYS TO COMPLETE BEFORE

MOVING FORWARD( Success Principles, Jack Canfield)

1. Former business activities

2. Promises not kept, not acknowledged, or not renegotiated

3. Unpaid debts or financial commitments (money owed to others

or to you)

4. Closets overflowing with clothing never worn

5. A disorganized garage crowded with old discards

6. Haphazard or disorganized tax records

7. Checkbook not balanced or accounts that should be closed

8. “Junk drawers” full of unusable items

9. Missing or broken tools

10. An attic filled with unused items

11. A car trunk or backseat full of trash

12. Incomplete car maintenance

13. A disorganized basement filled with discarded items

14. Credenza packed with completed or unrealized projects

15. Filing left undone

16. Computer files not backed up or data needing to be converted

for storage

17. Desk surface cluttered or disorganized

18. Family pictures never put into an album

19. Mending, ironing, or other piles of items to repair or discard

20. Deferred household maintenance

21. Personal relationships with unstated resentments or appreciations

22. People you need to forgive

23. Time not spent with people you’ve been meaning to spend

time with

24. Incomplete projects or projects delivered without closure or

feedback

25. Acknowledgments that need to be given or asked for