Comments on: Using Personal Deadlines To Improve Your Freelance http://www.georgepasswater.com/blog/better-business/using-personal-deadlines-to-improve-your-freelance/ SEO & B2B Copywriting - Blog Consulting - Online Marketing Wed, 16 Nov 2011 16:12:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: George http://www.georgepasswater.com/blog/better-business/using-personal-deadlines-to-improve-your-freelance/#comment-134 George Sat, 05 Sep 2009 12:58:11 +0000 http://www.passwater.com/?p=873#comment-134 Hi Angie, Thanks. I haven't checked out Vitalist.com yet, but will take a look at it. I understand completely. I am on a Mac and use a combination of tools on there along with some other site tools. I am planning to program something for myself when I have the time. Yes, I agree that personal projects are important and something that every freelancer should keep at the front of their mind. Thanks. Hi Angie,

Thanks.

I haven’t checked out Vitalist.com yet, but will take a look at it.

I understand completely. I am on a Mac and use a combination of tools on there along with some other site tools. I am planning to program something for myself when I have the time.

Yes, I agree that personal projects are important and something that every freelancer should keep at the front of their mind.

Thanks.

]]> By: Angie Dixon http://www.georgepasswater.com/blog/better-business/using-personal-deadlines-to-improve-your-freelance/#comment-133 Angie Dixon Sat, 05 Sep 2009 00:25:09 +0000 http://www.passwater.com/?p=873#comment-133 I actually do treat personal deadlines like client deadlines, or rather, I set everything up as a separate project, and put deadlines on projects and on the tasks inside those projects. I've tried different task lists and organizers. Right now I'm using Vitalist.com, which works reasonably well. If I were a programmer or had the money to hire one to design something for me, it would probably combine some of Vitalist, some of Outlook, and some things no organizer I've seen has. The main thing is to recognize that personal projects are important. I actually do treat personal deadlines like client deadlines, or rather, I set everything up as a separate project, and put deadlines on projects and on the tasks inside those projects. I’ve tried different task lists and organizers. Right now I’m using Vitalist.com, which works reasonably well.

If I were a programmer or had the money to hire one to design something for me, it would probably combine some of Vitalist, some of Outlook, and some things no organizer I’ve seen has.

The main thing is to recognize that personal projects are important.

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