It's a draft a client's communications and coordination manual-review items on decision making and the VA scandal-get sick dog to vet-check out online training services-work on billing-revise an ethics class and an EEO class-prepare an Arizona briefing-grade some business law papers-wait for irrigation-scan the skies-write some thank you notes-answer email-take a walk-purge files-complete a book chapter-blog-think-and set some client appointments-kind of day.
That is if I'm not careful.
Instead, priorities will be set and items gleaned. Far better to get to the end of the day with three important things done than with 10 partially done.
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