Define Your Work

Last time, we embarked on a journey through the pages of Jordan Raynor's remarkable book, "Redeeming Your Time."?

We navigated through the initial stages of Chapter 2, unearthing valuable insights that promise to revolutionize our approach to time management. If you've ever grappled with the overwhelming chaos of tasks, the fear of losing track, or any of the countless time management challenges that life throws our way, Chapter 2 of this book will resonate deeply with you.

Raynor, in this chapter, unveils his interpretation of the renowned "Getting Things Done" (GTD) system. Let's be honest; it's a rarity to find someone who's flawlessly mastered a system like GTD. Most of us stumble through life, occasionally dropping a ball or two, while quietly nursing anxiety about the impending crash of those airborne tasks (unless, of course, you're one of those supremely carefree souls).

As a follower of Christ, I yearn for my "yes" to genuinely mean "yes." I long to walk in the peace promised by God. What I've discovered is that achieving either of these desires necessitates the implementation of a system—one that captures every one of my to-dos, those open loops that require attention and review at least weekly.

In the pursuit of inner peace and the trust of being someone who consistently follows through on their commitments, we press on.?

Links below for more wisdom and practical insights from "Redeeming Your Time." Hit the reply button to let me know what's your biggest takeaway.

Be Blessed!?

Curt Fowler

As a follower of Christ, I really want my yes to be my yes. I really want to walk in the peace that God promises. I have found I cannot do either if do not implement a system that captures all of my to-do’s (open loops) that I review at least weekly.?Read More.

Here’s the rub. If we don’t empty all our inboxes every day, the task of “getting clear” will get bigger and bigger. The bigger and scarier the task, the more likely we are to put it off until we “have more time.” Read More.

Knowing what God put you on the earth to do and prioritizing your yeses to make the most of what God gave you.?Read More.

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Learn more by visiting?www.valuesdrivenresults.com?or calling 229-244-1559. Curt Fowler is President of Fowler & Company and Director at Fowler, Holley, Rambo & Stalvey (valdostacpa.com). He is dedicated to helping leaders create and achieve a compelling vision for their organization. He is a syndicated business writer, keynote speaker and has an MBA in Strategy and Entrepreneurship from the Kellogg School. He is also a CPA and a pretty good guy as defined by his wife and children.