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  • Rated by Ginger-Fondue on Aug 20, 11:15am

    This nugget from the page helped me today. (My answers are in paren.) "I started by asking myself some important questions that needed honest answers. They were: * Did I anticipate the unexpected? (What "unexpected?") * Have I agreed to do more than I am capable of? (Very likely. But I'm willing to try and test myself rather than guess at my limitations.) * Are the goals that I have set for myself clearly defined? (No, Sir, they're not. At least not specifically. I have a nice general mental picture/overview of the end result but nothing defined task by task.) * Am I mismanaging my time? (I'm on the computer so, yeah. Wasting major amounts of time.) * Am I doing things that are the responsibility of someone else? (Nope. This is all mine.) * Am I spending time on unimportant things?" (Yes. I'm still on the computer - seeking answers about avoidance and fear... duh. Oh look! Something shiny!)

  • Rated by DavidJohns on Aug 10, 3:08am

    Things are moving at a faster pace and we are forced to move right along with it.

  • Rated by miraclecor on Jul 13, 4:47am

    From the page: "We live in a world that is becoming increasingly busier. Things are moving at a faster pace and we are forced to move right along with it. More is required out of the average person than ever before"

  • Rated by Happinessisbette on Apr 01 2009, 3:37am

    Wow, I need this now!

  • Rated by stignordas on Mar 31 2009, 10:49pm

    Much needed guide.

  • Rated by hino76 on Mar 31 2009, 1:15am

    From the page: "One of the major mistakes I made was saying 'yes' to almost every project I was interested in, and even some I had no interest in but agreed to take part in for the learning experience."

  • Rated by donald79 on Mar 30 2009, 9:36pm

    From the page: "Before we can regain control of our lives, we have to learn to handle that overwhelming feeling."

  • Rated by praveensherman on Mar 28 2009, 2:31pm

    Say no is very important!

  • Rated by limevelyn on Mar 26 2009, 6:26pm

    Useful advice to preventing a state of overwhelm.

  • Rated by WordsnCollision on Mar 26 2009, 5:18pm

    Useful advice, delivered in plain talk without preaching.