>> I think it's about finding a system that works for you, and for some people,
I love making lists and being able to check them off, so sometimes you might use special software
for that or have it be a part of your calendar.
Often times, I just have a Google doc open it I call it "To Do."
And it's not very technologically savvy.
It's just kind of a list of things that I want to do,
and then I take it off list, and I'm done.
I check it off.
And that just helps me feel accomplished and like I'm keeping track of things that need
to do, and also taking notes at meetings, because it's easy to forget things,
so either having an iPad or just a paper pad.
And balancing out having a social life at work with getting your work done,
because you don't want to be holed up in your office so worried about time management
that you are adding stress to your life because then you're not communicating with other people,
and that's where a lot of good ideas come in, but you also don't want to be chatting
in the hallway all the time because then you don't get as much done, and people don't see you
as someone they can count on to be professional.