It's "Tammy's Tiny Tip Tuesday" where I share bite-sized nuggets of information regarding time management, that are easy to digest. We will build on these small habits weekly. #tinytiptuesday

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For the last two weeks, I have mentioned thinking of time as a bank of time and the importance of having a purpose of each minute like we do for our budget, then I suggested making sure to schedule your most important things (the big rocks) first.  Now it is time to do a time audit to really see how you are currently spending your time. Follow this tip to log your tasks. After a few days, you will want to analyze the logs to get a feel for where you are spending your time. This exercise it not meant to make you feel bad, it is meant to make you aware so you can take some small steps today to improve.  Don't worry, we will get into how to do that throughout the year. Right now, just be aware of how you are spending your time. 


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