by Ginny Cruz, MPA, PT
I love to-do lists, calendars, and fresh paper. My affection for productivity began in elementary school. When the crisp fall air arrived, I couldn’t wait to buy school supplies. My heart adored selecting new spiral-bound notebooks and yellow pencils. Unfortunately, few friends shared my enthusiasm. Even now, when back-to-school time arrives, I consider buying some lined paper.
Today, my colleagues chuckle that I have lists of lists. My desk is scattered with hastily written notes of things to remember, such as books to buy, items to write down on my calendar for another day, and random thoughts that may end up in a blog or article. But many of those notes end up being reorganized over and over or tossed aside in frustration.
