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The old expression "don't bite more than you can chew" epitomizes this. Don't start what you can't finish. It's in deciding what to start and what not to start
by chris_mahan 13y ago
The old expression "don't bite more than you can chew" epitomizes this. Don't start what you can't finish. It's in deciding what to start and what not to start that you'll make progress.
Read "The Effective Executive" by Peter Drucker, which addresses this in greater detail.
- busterarm 13y agoThanks. I really need to either clear more stuff off my plate or sort out my work situation where I don't have post-workday burnout. Between my job, family commitments and working on my vehicle, I have trouble finding time to start anything now. I get a tremendous amount done when I'm not working. I either have to settle with how things are now or change the work situation I think. I'll look into that book anyway.