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How do you use these
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| Don't expect to focus on a big job. Break it into joblets and take one joblet at a time. | ||||
| If you look at a big job, the only thing to focus on is breaking it down into joblets. | ||||
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One joblet you probably need: A list of steps you need to reach a larger goal. |
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| Imagine what your next step will be. | ||||
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Common joblet: A list of items you need to know about. |
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| If you can't be smart, be focused. It looks the same to other people. | ||||
| Imagine what the result will look like. | ||||
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If you want to set your goals, you have to set the cues. |
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Let distractions set your cues and you let distractions set your goals. |
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Imagine how you will explain part of the job to somebody else. |
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Common joblet: A list of questions you want to answer. |
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Rest, warm-up, and, practice are part of professional pitching. Why? |
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How long should you expect to focus on one job? |
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What will you do with the result? |
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How will you know when you are finished? |
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Mark this on 4 weekends, with different marks.
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