>> I'm a list person but I don't just use list as a check off.
I try to make sure-- do I check it off when I'm done.
Yes, but I want to make sure that everything surrounding
that particular item is accounting for.
Meaning, if I know, OK, I list and one says, "Hey," you know, extending offer to VP of sales.
You know, what are the things surrounding that item that I have to do.
And then I also add to the list.
And just make sure I cover all of my basis because this is where that impression comes in.
You can't just check something off and say, "OK done".
You know, you have to think of all of the variables that surround it
because that is your first impression.
You know, if you have a task you complete, they'll say, "Oh yeah, they, you know,
I've got the offer but she didn't go for the details of the benefits."
You know, so it's more than just the line item that needs to get done.
So I utilized list.
I always prepare my day.
For tomorrow, I prepare it that day.
So when I walk in, if I walk into a fire drill or if I walk it to, "Hey, by the way,
we have meeting in five minutes because of XYZ."
I can go in it and not be stressed about the staff that I have to do at my desk.
I'll make sure I leave my desk clean when before I leave for day.
I know that sounds small but it matters what you walk into the next day.
It's kind of to set the tone for you.
[ Silence ]