BTW, you can also purchase the book at http://snipurl.com/1ilc1. They have faster delivery.

Thanks again Jason.

Cheers!

I posted on my blog about applying your suggestions to public speaking.

Great job! Have you ever read Henriette Klauser’s book, Write it Down, Make it Happen? In one of her chapters, she talks abut making a list of everything you want to do before you die (e.g., see Rome, climb Kilimanjaro, etc.), along with lots of other inspiring (and true!) stories of creating a wonderful life.

I agree, too, with making a flexible plan. “Plan the flight, and fly the plan, but don’t fall in love with the plan.”

Thanks for answering the challenge!
peace be with you,
Tara

You’ve got a clever post. Very interesting and full of good information. I like the last clue: “Mind your passion”. For me, I’ll do these things because these are what I want, and these helps me fulfill what I want in my life. These are the things that inspire me, not just the things that I NEED TO DO.

Having to-do-lists on the other hand depends on the status of the person. If you’re really that busy person, then you need to have this so that you won’t be in a cram – all things must be organized. In that case, you should not forget even small things that you have to do.

In addition, I would like to share this http://davidseah.com/archives/2007/04/18/a-review-of-tim-ferriss-the-4-hour-work-week/.

Hope you’ll find it interesting.

Thanks and more power to your blog.

Samantha