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14879_32 Lisa McMillan's Bookmarks Tagged With "goals"

  1. Visit Make your New Year's resolutions—and break them for a good cause! 31 Left Make your New Year's resolutions—and break them for a good cause! 31 Left

    http://31left.com

    About 31 Left: Post your New Year's resolution and a promise to donate to charity if you don't make good on your plans—that's it! We'll email you once in February to follow up on your progress and give you a link to your charity if you need to make a d

  2. Visit How You Can Use Proposals to Achieve Your Goals How You Can Use Proposals to Achieve Your Goals

    http://www.positivityblog.com/index.php/2008/04/07/how-you-can-use-proposals-to-achieve-your-goals/

    Although specific proposal requirements can vary, they generally follow a simple structure. Let’s consider each part of the proposal structure separately and analyze how we can apply a proposal-style approach to getting more out of life.

  3. Visit iMedia Connection: Prioritizing your web to-do list iMedia Connection: Prioritizing your web to-do list

    http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/17974.asp

    Identifying the top priorities for web development involves balancing both customer needs and business goals. Taking this simple approach will help.

  4. Visit Setting Expectations Setting Expectations

    http://www.blueflavor.com/blog/project_management/setting_expectations.php

    Each project has it’s own “secret sauce” you have to mix up in order to pull it off and make it a success. It’s rare I’ll work on many similar projects at Blue Flavor so being able to be flexible with my process has helped us be successful. There’… More

  5. Visit Concrete Goals Tracker 2008 Updates Concrete Goals Tracker 2008 Updates

    http://davidseah.com/blog/concrete-goals-tracker-2008-updates/

    As you accomplish various goal-related items throughout the day, fill in the appropriate bubble to log the points. At the end of the day, you will see how well you did (or didn't). Each CGT form tracks an entire week, so you will see how you did e… More

  6. Visit The Petri Project The Petri Project

    http://petriproject.com/

    It’s an apt metaphor for what we’re trying to do here. As a companion site to 43 Things, The Petri Project aims to discuss (observe, chart) what it looks and feels like to be an individual trying to make a change. (Once you’ve answered the questio… More

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