Someday someone is going to ask you what you accomplished in 2011.
If they ask you later this year, you may remember without the need of a list, or files, or paperwork piles.
But, what if they ask you in 2014? Will you still remember then?
Using whatever method works best for you (e.g., a list, files or paperwork piles), I suggest you, at a minimum, keep a history of:
- your goals,
- your wins,
- your team members,
- your obstacles,
- your processes,
- your lessons learned and
- your abandoned paths (e.g., those things you just couldn’t get done).
Create the history today and you’ll thank yourself when the time to remember comes.
Skyler will be graduating from preschool this spring. Last weekend I sat down and wrote what I learned from preschool. That helped me to update my resume.
Then, this morning I was up writing about the storm that hit and what I learned from that. Ways to conserve on our energy; entertain preschoolers since the schools are closed.