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b'To make sure you get the most out of the third quarter, here are some things you can do:\\n\\n(1). Take notes from past quarters. I don\\u2019t normally advocate for looking back, but to move forward you have to look at what worked and what didn\\u2019t work already. In other words, you need to look at your wins and losses and learn from them. Otherwise, history will repeat itself. You also want to figure out what goals you were able to achieve and how you were able to achieve it/them. Then you need to know which goals need to be carried over to the next quarter and which ones you can simply cross off your list. Once you decide which ones you are going to carry over, you need to figure out the best course of action for completing them. Now our successes always put a smile on our faces, but we must look at our failures as well. While they are a hard pill to swallow if you don\\u2019t study them, history is doomed to repeat itself.\\xa0\\n\\n(2). Prioritize your goals. Doing this will ensure that you start working on the most important things first. This is also why it\\u2019s important to know what you want to accomplish ahead of time. If you have a team, this is where you can assign things. You also need this information, so you can assign due date to things. To keep your things to do list broad, you will end up scurrying around at the 11th hour. So, you may want to assign daily, weekly, and monthly goals. \\xa0\\n\\n(3). Manage your time wisely by creating an accountability chart. Have weekly meetings with yourself or your team, to review what\\u2019s been accomplished, where you are in the process and what still needs to be done. You may want to create a progress chart to keep track of things. This way everything is clear and there shouldn\\u2019t be any surprises along the way.\\n\\n\\n--- \\n\\nSend in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michelle4466/message\\nSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michelle4466/support'