being organized, reliable, trustworthy, and planning

• being organized, reliable, trustworthy, and planning
• On being able to trust & work with someone at all (when trust matters) trust main
• These are ideas. The important thing is what is best in your situation: God's guidance, truth, learning true principles & habits, peace.
• managing to understand what the other person says before responding
• keeping confidences
• social/related: the ability to *show* that or other competencies (so someone knows you care, knows whether to trust you, etc): to not create misimpressions
• an idea: managing whether what one says is true (correctly conveying confidence level, confirming info when should)
• managing if what one says/does is *helpful* (including most helpful amount of information, not overdoing so as to confuse/overload: MOVE TO SOCIAL? & OTHERS?)
• caring whether one does what one says will do
• trying to remember commitments & keep them (perhaps by memory, physical reminders, or habits?)
• forming the habit of writing down what one should remember, and checking the writings regularly
• using a calendar to track appointments, and/or alarm clock for specific reminders at certain times
• using a todo list w/ some prioritization
• using a more organized todo list: habit to regularly prioritize, prune, and group things that go together
• tell people asap if something is going to be delayed vs. what you told them: good communication (probly more here or elsewhere on that)
• pray often about priorities, seek the guidance of the Holy Ghost
• using an organizer (e.g., Franklin Planner or notebook, todo list software, etc...)
• using a tool to organize ideas (evernote, MS OneNote, collapsible outlines in jedit/emacs/word, etc)
• having a perfect memory ;)
• (Suggestions/questions welcome! More information is planned or available on request. Page footer has contact info.)