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    September 27, 2007

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    amber

    $299?! too bad, i was looking forward to seeing my assesment.

    Jon King

    Very insightful. In thinking through my own situation, I got to wondering if there is an age or life stages element in play here. For instance, in thinking through how I "work" verse my kids... I suspect my kids are continual (doing just enough daily to check things off the chore list) where as I as an adult, have to cram things into small open windows of opportunities... like any given Saturday.

    Great topic... thanks for bringing it up !

    Lorie Marrero

    Regarding Amber's comment about "$299":

    The Birkman assessment is not just a quickie internet quiz-- it gets interpreted to you by a trained person and it takes almost a couple of hours to go over. It's a little different than other things people might have taken before that are self-scoring and fast. Sorry to disappoint anyone about the cost of it... and by the way, I have no personal financial stake in this assessment.

    Thanks,
    Lorie

    Israel

    wow that is very detailed and something i would definitely consider.

    diyet

    thanks you

    allison carter

    Great post. I like to think about it in terms of cookies now. I have always called it Marathoner or Sprinter. I'm like you - a total marathoner. When I do laundry, I do it all in one day. Makes it very hard to do easy tracking activities and regular maintenance so I get on myself to do a little each day.
    This year I'm trying to track mileage for car. Last year I back-tracked and did it all in one day. Accountant said the IRS doesn't like google maps as much as it likes to see odometer miles.

    Thanks for the post.

    Bridget Willard

    I'm a mix of both.
    I process paperwork (invoices, insurance certs, check writing) in batches.
    I check my email continuously.

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