Ep 21 – Bad Memory? Or Just Not Strong Enough at Capturing?

You have noticed that as you make more promises to people to get things done, the risk of not delivering goes up. Sometimes, the fact that you made the commitment falls through the cracks…as if it were never made. Over time, this reduces your effectiveness and your reputation for getting things done. People start to avoid you, seeking out others who are more reliable. You want to intervene before this gets worse, but just trying harder to remember may not be enough. You want a real solution such that you manually capture new tasks flawlessly, regardless of the circumstances. You want to be someone who never forgets to complete a commitment. Where can you start to create that kind of track record when it comes to your task management? Join me on this solo episode as we explore this challenge that affects all knowledge workers. Subscribe to the podcast and you’ll never miss another episode! Click here – https://timeblockingsummit.info/subscribe-to-podcast/ . Remember to also follow this podcast via Apple, Google or your favorite podcast player. Visit www.replytofrancis.info to leave me some feedback or ask a question via text or voicenote communication This episode is available on our YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/AKqGRlemmt0 https://timeblockingsummit.info to register for the next Task Management & Time Blocking Summit in March https://mightytaskers.ScheduleU.org to join our community https://www.patreon.com/francis_at_2timelabs to receive early episodes and future long-form articles which go in further depth Download a rough transcript of this episode. https://timeblockingsummit.info/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2022/12/ep-21-FW-Capturing-transcript.pdf Show Notes Ep 21 Rapid Assessment Program – https://mytimedesign-1-plus.thinkific.com/courses/mytimedesign-assessment Perfect Time-Based Productivity https://perfect.mytimedesign.com NewHabits Foundations – Task Management Productivity for Caribbean Professionals (mytimedesign.com) – https://newhabits.mytimedesign.info Thanks to Alex_MakeMusic on Pixabay for the opening and closing music.