So many of us deal
with the same projects on and off and that is the juggling of various
projects at the same time.
Of course, with work
there always seems to be too many things that need to be accomplished
and just not enough time to get everything done. The juggling of the
projects can simply be the various emails that appear that need to be
dealt with or it can be various projects that are all needing our
attention at the same time.
I do
juggle a number of work projects all the time and there are instances
where I don't feel like I am getting anywhere with any of them. When
this happens I know that the best thing I can do is sit back and look
at them and figure out some of the small tasks that need to be
completed and get them out of the way. By simply getting some of the
small tasks done it gets me wanting to see more of the projects moved
along and it gets a lot easier to deal with.
Now, the other
juggling that I do is with my own time because as a crafter there are
always a lot of different projects being worked on at once. There are some crafter's that can only have one project on the go at
once but that sure isn't me. I currently don't even want to count
all the projects that I have on the go because it would be quite a
few. My crafting projects are all at different stages because then I
can work on them when I have different amounts of times to allocate
to the.
The juggling of all
the various projects does take some time and it can also add some
unnecessary stress to our lives when things get a little hard to deal
with. Perhaps my to-do-list can sometimes look rather long and
that is because I break down a lot of my projects into a lot of
detail. The detail is how I can juggle everything and at least see a
bit of progress on the projects. I also set the milestones that I
want to achieve to ensure that I can try and keep the focus that I
need to get everything done.
As a project manager
being able to see the various little things that can get done does
help me juggle all the tasks for all the projects. The juggle will
continue but at least I am finding methods that can help me continue
to get things moved a little further ahead.
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