ImaCountryGirl:

Choices......

What an interesting blog Dr Debbie.  I guess it really all depends on the way we choose to view things. 

And isn't it liberating to know we can choose?

It's amazing how something detestable can change to an asset.  What progress!!

Beverly

Sending you lots of love

Wordbird:

My friend the Checklist

I heard them say "Checklist" about the astronauts the other day. That was fun!  Even

those guys have to follow one. Perhaps more to the letter than we can imagine.  

You've got a big part of Tools down pat, then. 

Thanks for your nice note earlier.  

KahunaKeith:

Thanks

Way to go!

Your help on appreciating the importance of checklists is very reinforcing!  Thanks for contributing.

K

DrDebbie:

Checklists & More...

Thanks, Keith.

The other very close relative to checklists are schedules.

I avoided scheduling at all costs.

The only schedule I was interested in was when I got off work (and it better be on time) and when do I get to go on vacation.

The first time someone even mentioned the idea of "scheduling" my personal time I thought they were nuts and I promptly decided that that was not for me.

Several years ago, I took a weekend course that was all about scheduling everything...work, play, special dinners, scheduling time for projects, time for myself, etc.

By the end of the weekend, I had opened up to a whole new possibility with scheduling and to this day I love to schedule all of the things that are important to me.

  I do reserve the right to be a bit spontaneous once in a while with some things in life.

So much freedom came out of this for me.

Smilinsteve:

Shhhhhh!

.....I hate checklists also!

but they do help!

S