It’s great that you have a routine and a certain time of the day when you know you can most things done! That’s just wonderful.

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I am thrilled that my article on Time Management was able to give you some suggestions to ease the daily stress of your day and motivate you to “get the job done.” That’s wonderful news!

If you feel the need for more specific one on one help, please feel free to write in to me at http://www.DOCintheBiz.com/subscribe.html and we can discuss more strategies to help reduce the daily stress that may be impeding your optimal success.

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Cheers

What an inspiration you are for my readers, as well as for me! We all love to hear success stories and I’m thrilled to learn that you are able to keep a daily schedule going that it helps you feel happy and complete by the end of each day!

You do realize that it isn’t an easy task to keep up with it, but you discipline yourself and are so much better in the end for it! Brava!

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Dr. KC
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I am so happy that my article has been helpful to you. I too, have been trying to maintain a schedule similar to yours, so I do know how hard it is to keep up with all that we have to accomplish in one day.

Keeping a schedule is not necessarily an easy thing to do, but it’s a start in the right direction to lower our stress levels and keep us from feeling overwhelmed. We have to remember we are only one person and can only do the work of one person. We often do forget that.

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Dr. KC
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There is no doubt that research has proven that a daily routine or schedule helps keep stress levels lower for many. This does not necessarily mean that they are easy to keep and adhere to, but the best we can do is try.

As I’ve mentioned before, we must leave room to be flexible in our schedules, as life throws many curve balls at us. However, we can try to make them as realistic as possible. I doubt this is easy for anyone with such schedules as ours.

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Dr. KC
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It’s great that you are creating a daily schedule every morning! Sometimes, we cannot complete everything on our list, as “daily life” gets in the way. However, if you find that you are more often than not unable to complete the tasks you have outlined for yourself on your daily schedule, I would suggest you possibly begin to re-prioritize what you want/need to get done and give yourself a weekly list as well for tasks that are more time consuming. That way you’ll feel a deeper sense of accomplishment when you do complete a task.

Great job creating this “guideline” to keep yourself organized. I wonder if this lessens your daily stress level. Perhaps our readers here would like to know as well.

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Dr. KC
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Thank you so much for the compliment on my site. I’m so glad that it has been helpful to you thus far.

My heart goes out to you for what you have experienced in your past, but I’m thrilled to know that 1992, although probably the toughest year for you, turned into being one of the most successful! This was the year you got the help you needed and your life changed for the better!

I wish you continued success and strength to know that you’re worth the very best and should never settle for anything less! You know where you can find me here, at DOCintheBiz.com.

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Dr. KC
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