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And for most of us, we have only ourselves. No assistants or office managers to take care of
paperwork, administration and bookkeeping.
So we rush, rush, rush and feel that our day is complete once we have completed all of
urgent tasks.
>> Time for one more thing
But before you close down your computer, do that one extra thing. It's important.
Often that one final task will take just a few minutes. I'm not talking about spending another hour or two at your desk. I'm talking about tackling a non-urgent, but important task.
>> Will it make a difference?
Yes, it will. At
end of
month you will have completed 20-30 important things that otherwise would never have been done.
Perhaps just one of those things will lead to an extra contract.
Now keep this habit going month by month, year after year. If just one in fifty of these extra tasks completed leads to a new client or job, think of what that means in new income over
next few years.
>> Concluding thoughts...
There is no magic about doing one thing extra each day. It's just a simple, useful discipline and habit that could end up making a big difference to your future income.
Try it.

Nick Usborne is a copywriter, author and speaker. You'll find more articles and resources on how to make money as a freelance writer at www.FreelanceWritingSuccess.com