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If you want to start your own accountability group (or goal squad, as I like to say) but arent sure what to do first, try taking a page from Henriette Anne Klauser, author of the books Writing On Both Sides Of The Brain and Write It Down, Make It Happen.如果你打算开始组建自己的任务小组（或者说是目标小分队，我习惯这么说）但一开始又不知道该做些什么，那就试试看Writing On Both Sides Of The Brain和Write It Down, Make It Happen的作者Henriette Anne Klauser的一些建议吧。 Klauser first became interested in accountability while teaching medieval English at the University of Washington. She noticed that some of her most brilliant students werent turning in their work on time and sometimes even failed out of her class. Often the doctoral candidates she thought of as the brightest in their groups never wrote their dissertations, even though they had completed all other coursework.Klauser在华盛顿大学教授中世纪英语时对任务研究产生兴趣。她注意到一些很聪明的学生有时候不能按时交作业甚至不及格。在她看来是最聪明的博士学位候选人中，即使在其他学科都已经完成的前提下，也经常会不写论文。 After researching the best ways to overcome writing anxiety and procrastination, she began giving workshops on the topic, only to discover that the students were taking her tips and applying them to all aspects of their life, not just their work.She has a few tips on how to make your goal squad as productive as possible.在对写作焦虑症和拖延症做了调查研究后，她开始做一些相关话题的讲座，尽管讲座中提及的建议被学生在生活中各方面采用，不仅仅是工作方面。她有几点建议来使你的任务小组尽可能的充满生产力 | 
