You could say that, like most working people today, I have a tendency to over-book myself. The combination of these two things leave me exposed to the risk of not knowing what the heck I am doing at any point during the day.

The hardest part of it is that I don’t only have a day job. Like most of the people reading this right now, I am working towards having my own business in addition to my day job. It is tiring, and can be very difficult to keep up.

So, I keep lists.

Learning anything can be frustrating. Learning how to lose is worse.

I had a few things go wrong this weekend. Last week I worked on setting up a site for a product in a niche that I thought I could utterly dominate. Unfortunately for me, I had missed something. Not a huge thing, but it got me thinking that maybe I should not enter the niche after all.

Today may be normal, but this week is not. I was unable to write this weeks posts on Saturday as I needed to prioritize my weekend activities.

There is, as you know, only so much time. I needed to define my priority.

In the video below, I have tried to describe how I use Photo Dropper and Flikr to use my own photos as well as free images available on Flikr.

I recently received an iPod touch as a free gift with the purchase of a new computer. Despite the fact that it’s not even a smartphone, I find myself using it constantly; I feel strangely naked when I don’t take it out with me. When I take it out, I compulsively check for open wireless; when I find it, I check my email and message boards through which I get work information, and when I can’t find any, I play games (usually Enviro-Bear 2010 or So Long, Oregon!) even in the company of others. This is bad.

I see many people setting goals every day but still not getting to where they want to be. There is so much conversation about measurable goals, goal planning, and smart goals. So, why do you still have to wonder why you can’t achieve your goals?

Last time we spoke, the subject was How to Determine If You Use Your Time Wisely. Well, I suppose that we did not exactly speak.

Anyway, in that post I mentioned my point of view on how you can determine if you are using your time wisely (yeah, the title does make that kind of obvious). Today I would like to present a few of my thoughts on goal setting.