May 06 2008
A Good Day At Work
A good day at work is not defined by the number of hours you spend on a project, sitting behind a computer or talking with clients. A good day at work is measure by what you have accomplished that is meaningful.
Don’t confuse busyness with working. Don’t think that just because you put in 8, 10 or 12 hours that you actually accomplished something.
If you can’t look back on your day and honestly say that you have completed something of consequence or significance, then you didn’t have a good day at work.
Corey Smith is the Chief Web Architect for Dealer Marketing Systems.
Great point… I must confess I have an issue between fire-fighting and getting things done.
I have found a few ad hoc ways to keep focused on certain projects, but I think its about time to break out Getting Things Done, and re-read…