This episode is inspired by an anecdote Jean recently heard from a friend about a kitchen mishap which led to a change in thinking about unexpected tasks. This comes at a fortuituos moment since Jean and James both have tasks to handle in the coming weeks that were not on their radar just a short time ago. Plus, as the year winds down, Jean and James get the Weekly To Do back on track.

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This episode is inspired by an anecdote Jean recently heard from a friend about a kitchen mishap which led to a change in thinking about unexpected tasks. This comes at a fortuituos moment since Jean and James both have tasks to handle in the coming weeks that were not on their radar just a short time ago. Plus, as the year winds down, Jean and James get the Weekly To Do back on track.

This episode is inspired by an anecdote Jean recently heard from a friend about a kitchen mishap which led to a change in thinking about unexpected tasks. This comes at a fortuituos moment since Jean and James both have tasks to handle in the coming weeks that were not on their radar just a short time ago. Plus, as the year winds down, Jean and James get the Weekly To Do back on track.

191: Don’t Cry Over Spilled Gravy

Whether you are new to task management or you've fallen off the wagon a few times, this podcast is for you.  Once a week, Jean and James review their progress toward a more organized (and less stressful) way of life, and talk about highlights, challenges, and questions.  Sometimes they ask the experts to chime in. But the focus will always be on how two friends, who not productivity gurus, ﬁgure out how to make this system work for them longterm.

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Whether you are new to task management or you've fallen off the wagon a few times, this podcast is for you. Once a week, Jean and James review their progress toward a more organized (and less stressful) way of life, and talk about highlights, challenges, and questions. Sometimes they ask the experts to chime in. But the focus will always be on how two friends, who not productivity gurus, ﬁgure out how to make this system work for them longterm.

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