I can't remember where I read this suggestion, but I believe it was a marriage book I read when we were dating. The suggestion, however, is a great life tool for any area of your life. Here it is:
If something you need to do takes less than two minutes to do, do it now.
The book talked about things like recycling the tuna can you just used, loading a glass you had a lemonade in, or picking up a tissue you attempted to throw in the garbage but missed. This little secret, it suggested, could spare you a lot of fights about things piling up and going undone.
That may be true, but marriage aside, I think this is just plain good advice. For work, for a house you occupy by yourself or with a roommate, for personal goals, etc. It can be so overwhelming when a to-do list gets longer and longer - even if half the things on the list are two minute (or less) jobs. So save yourself the agony of feeling overwhelmed by keeping the little things off your plate.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
2 Minutes
Posted by Ali Thompson at 11:49 PM
Labels: efficiency, marriage, productivity
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