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I have a few topics to write about this month. I will list the topics below:

in a taxi headed to Microsoft
- charity beach photography project for children with autism
- SQL Saturdays seminar at Microsoft in Manhattan
- making gelato in NYC using a $20,000 culinary machine
- preparing my 4th toastmaster speech
- creating a supervisory guide regarding employee development and growth

My goal is to write very detailed blogs on these topics this September. August was a month full of busy weekends, a few marketing projects and career growth projects. In regards to my supervisory guide, I plan to launch a independent research project on the subject which will include a test sample of at least 100 corporate professionals. To date this project is currently an eight page document which includes topics on personal performance analysis, cross training, and improving self efficacy.

Hopefully by the end of this week a well written agenda will accommodate my efforts towards completing these task. Sometimes I feel it easiest to foster many ideas but it is harder to organize them into measurable results. Have you ever felt yourself entering into several projects only to realize you have a backlog of task to complete?

Things to consider:

Mia Chef Gelateria NYC
Prioritize the list.
Consider what feelings would occur as a result of completion.
Anticipate delays.
Don't let delays cripple your progression.
Keep a list of goals posted in an office space or at home as a reminder.
Never give up!





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