how would you arrange your schedule?

The way I like to do things is that I try to get them out of the way as soon as I can. Sometimes I've done things like that at the last minute though too. But I definitely prefer not waiting to the last minute and rushing about it.

I think would really be easier to do them thru the year as really 60 hours is a long time and depends on how long the seninars are as to how fast you can get thru them. Get the hard ones out of the way then go for the easier ones.

When it comes to something like this I would take them throughout the year so I wouldn't be left in a frenzy. That rushed feeling is not something that I care for.

I'm one of those that has to do it right then and there or I would go nuts. I would be totally stressed out even more if I waited to the last minute to do things. I would start early as possible and go to each as needed and get it done and over with. Everyone has their own ways of doing things, my husband is exactly like Matt. He would wait to the last moment and rush to get it done and I don't know about Matt, but mine would complain while doing it. He doesn't listen to my advice about doing it earlier so he could relax later. So when he complains I block him out, because honestly it irritates me.

[i]Hi winterose, I am sometimes like that..LOL! but I will always learn from my mistakes! Enjoy![/i]

Yes I am somewhat a Procrastinator. There's a lot of good chances in my life that were just passed away because I did not act immediately what supposedly to be done to acquire those good chances. I am fond of "tomorrow" "later" "next time"... this is one of my bad attitude that I really need to delete but I just don't know how. Yes I prefer to select things on top priority, next to the things I like to do first and do the rest as needed.Cheers

I am a half and half procrastinator on some things I get done as soon as I can then on others stuff I wait and wait till the last minute on it. I know I shouldn't procrastinate so I would get it done and it would leave time for error fixing if something should go wrong. Well trying to cram all that info in at one time can make you over look a few key points so I figure I would do them gradually so I can learn the new technique and gets used to them before I move on to the next new thing. I wold do the ones I liked but I would also cram one of the others ones in also so that I don't have to choke down the ones I don't like all at once.....

i would try to fill in the speculated amount of time earlier and then,try to take it easy.i do lot of other work which needs my attention like kids studies,so i get my job done when i have time.

If there is a basic list, I first would go there, and look for a major large conference or seminar that would wipe out a big chunk quickly. After that, I would take the balance, divide by ten, and do whatever number of hours I came up with per month, if possible. My goals might run like this, assuming the year begins for him in June: June, three day seminar, 24 total hours credited. Balance of required hours=36. 36 divided by ten is 3.6 hrs. monthly for the next ten months. That leaves the final month for making a professional looking report of all my seminars and also,if something gets disqualified for some reason, I have a left over month to catch things up.

I would book myself into the first set of seminars that meet in English in the afternoon, I work better in the afternoon than any other time. I like to get things done as soon as possible.

I am definitely not a procrastinator. I am Johnny on the spot when it comes to paying bills or cleaning my home or getting things done in general. I cannot stand to be behind or for things to be dirty or out of place. I would fit the semars in my schedule weekly or monthly so it does not put me in a rush or a bind.

probably the last one, rather go to ones i want to than have to cram a bunch in and not enjoy them as much

My husband procrastinates. It drives me crazy sometimes! He's an engineer who designs printed circuit boards and gets many large projects to work on but, he'll be lazy until 'crunch time', then work like mad! I see nothing of him but the back of his head, sometimes for weeks! But, he claims he works best under pressure. I'm the opposite. I may not finish something until close to it's due date, but I always start things early. It helps me to think more clearly and not feel stressed by the pressure of a time-limit. Knowing that something that needs to be done IS done is very satisfying. I would much rather have something finished and out of the way long before it's due. You never know if something is going to come along that will delay whatever it is that needs to be done. I've had a lifetime of that... things happening that interrupt my normal routine. My youngest son was a sick little boy for years due to his allergy-related asthma and I never knew when I'd be sitting in the hospital with him because it happened so often. I learned early to get the necessary things out of the way as soon as possible, just in case.

I am not a procrastinator. I would plan to spread the classes out over the course of the year so that I could lesiurely work my way through them at a comfortable pace. To keep things balanced, I would attend a class that held interest for me followed by one that I didn't and so on throughout the year.

such confused story hahahaha