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		<title>Road Trip!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 May 2010 13:09:57 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Joel Arnold</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[About this time every year with the arrival of spring, I get that itchy feeling of needing to get outside, load myself and my family in the car and hit the road. There’s nothing like exploring new highways and byways, towns, shops and museums on those pleasant weekends you haven’t seen since the previous autumn. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>About this time every year with the arrival of spring, I get that itchy feeling of needing to get outside, load myself and my family in the car and hit the road. There’s nothing like exploring new highways and byways, towns, shops and museums on those pleasant weekends you haven’t seen since the previous autumn.</p>
<p>So what turns a merely <em>pleasant</em> road trip into a <em>super</em> road trip? Planning!</p>
<p>Sure – it’s nice to come upon the unexpected. But when you take the time to do a little research – looking up restaurants, roadside curiosities and museums on the internet or in books – your experience will be that much more rewarding. Now you won’t miss the must-sees, the best burgers, the most awe-inspiring views. And the anticipation involved in the planning is nearly as much fun as the trip itself!</p>
<p>This type of planning – while perhaps not <em>quite</em> as much fun – can help make your workday a lot more pleasant and productive. By taking the time to plan out your day – making lists and prioritizing projects – you’ll be much less likely to miss those important tasks or run out of the time to accomplish them.</p>
<p>Brian Tracy offers a number of excellent time management courses on TTN’s LMS, which go into detail about effective ways to plan your day, whether it’s a workday, a weekend day, or a day for hitting the road!</p>
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