Comments on: Time Debt & Time Overhead: How To Manage Your Schedule http://genuinechris.com/time-debt-time-overhead-how-to-manage-your-schedule/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:55:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: JoeNColleen http://genuinechris.com/time-debt-time-overhead-how-to-manage-your-schedule/#comment-2173 JoeNColleen Sun, 06 Sep 2009 00:32:10 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=1362#comment-2173 You manage your time well Chris. One key ingredient to your schedule (to anyone's schedule) is staying self-motivated to stay on top of things. You manage your time well Chris. One key ingredient to your schedule (to anyone’s schedule) is staying self-motivated to stay on top of things.

]]> By: Phil Hodgen http://genuinechris.com/time-debt-time-overhead-how-to-manage-your-schedule/#comment-2096 Phil Hodgen Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:19:25 +0000 http://genuinechris.com/?p=1362#comment-2096 I like this system a lot. The time debt vs. time overhead is a good distinction to keep in mind. And the idea of "smallest job first" is one I really like. A long time ago when I worked in Corporate America a CPA told me a similar type of method. We were cranking out hundreds of tax returns. "Closest to the mailbox" was his rule. Which tax return can you get into the mailbox first? Do that one first, he said. Same reason -- the list got smaller and we all felt like we were floating a little higher in the water. I like this system a lot. The time debt vs. time overhead is a good distinction to keep in mind. And the idea of “smallest job first” is one I really like.

A long time ago when I worked in Corporate America a CPA told me a similar type of method. We were cranking out hundreds of tax returns. “Closest to the mailbox” was his rule. Which tax return can you get into the mailbox first? Do that one first, he said. Same reason — the list got smaller and we all felt like we were floating a little higher in the water.

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