Work dilema

[debilorrah]

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http://www.fta.dot.gov/grants_financing.html

Um NO!!! That entire Grants and Financing section is my "reading material". I actually had a really good day. Alot of paper work got done, and I was able to spend several hours on the Best Practices Procurement Manual section reading up on the regulations for purchasing buses - which we are doing in 2011.

I hit BYC for PM's (see sig line

) at lunch time, and that was it. Cleaned out over 600 emails. I won't bore you all with the minute details of Annual Apportionments.

 

[maplesky7]

looks at your siggy...

you're selling tupperware?

giggles

 

[DuckLady]

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you just noticed?

 

[maplesky7]

I usually need things pointed out to me.

 

[debilorrah]

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duh!

 

[DuckLady]

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Did you know that I sell it, too?

 

[maplesky7]

ha ha ha... you tupperware sellers are gonna be in big trouble next million i make.

 

[BarkerChickens]

Some of my tricks are post notes on my computer monitor, note book for notes and my to-do list and headphones (on low of course) to tune annoying people out (this is only applicable if the job allows and if you have annoying people working around you

). If I needed to hear what was going on (minimally), I'd put the headphone over the ear that's on the side of the annoying people. Honestly, though, NOTES!! I couldn't live without them! My calendar too for longer-term deadlines.

 

[Buff Hooligans]

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In that case, Maple, it is always wonderful to see you post.

 

[bonnylass79]

I don't know if this was mentioned yet, but exercise is great for memory. It will also relieve stress. I've gotten back into running and I've already seen an improvement. I need all the help I can get staying on task. I also make lots of lists.

Also, how much sleep are you getting a night? That can also play a big part. And make sure you're taking your vitamins.

There is such a thing as too much multitasking. Try schueduling out your day and only doing one thing at a time.