Time Management Made Easy: How to Cultivate New Habits, Improve Productivity and Get Things Done by Joshua Strachan
Author:Joshua Strachan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: time management, overcome procrastination, successful people, entrepreneurs, students, get organized, personal, productivity, habits of successful people, managers handbook, business plan, project management
Publisher: Joshua Strachan
Published: 2018-03-21T00:00:00+00:00
Time Management Tips That Work
Stop wasting time
No matter the reason for stillness, do not embrace the idea of idleness. Make use of âwaitingâ time to make a research or to go over the things you suppose to accomplish. It is easier to use the commute time for chit-chatter, the clients meeting or appointments for idleness, but you can take advantage of technology and work with your tablet or smartphone to accomplish things or to stay connected with potential businesses.
Organize your system effectively
Starting from setting up your computer files to organizing your office, it is very important that you keep an organized working environment. Disorganization can slow down any work process. You might lose motivation just by having to stop your work just to look for a file because you somehow donât know where exactly it is. You donât have to stress about locations once you keep your system organized.
Work with time limits
Know that you will never have all day for tasks irrespective how early you started. There are more things to be done than just handling a single task. So, employ the habit of setting time limits for yourself. If the normal time to finish the task is 2 hours, set an hour and half and use the rest of the time for your relaxation and excellence rechecking.
Work at the same time
Allow your body to get used to a particular productive routine. For example, you can achieve much more by waking up 6am every morning to work on a single task for an hour. Once your body gets used to this, 6am will become your productive time and you wonât need much motivation to initiate work. Procrastination will be tackled and you wonât have to contemplate on the course of lack of good motivation.
Outsource effectively
Once you reach a certain height of success, you are free to start hiring people to work for you. A lot of people out there would be willing to work with you even when the payment is to the minimum. This people are good and might even find it easier to work on those tasks than you do. Try as much as possible to find this kind of people and delegate your work effectively. This is very important for speedy growth of business and to ensure that you are not wasting time on unnecessities.
Prioritize nonstop
Set your priorities based on importance instead of emotions. Your entire daily performance will depend on the amount and extent of priority you put into your goal settings. Always remember that priorities are designed from needs. You donât need to take on every task. Focus on the things that are important and save your energy for the next day.
Use technology
There are lots of time management tools that emerged since the birth of technology, starting from common alarm, to-do list enhancer, timers, and reminders. Make use of all the tools to make sure you are up to time and are accomplishing what needs to be accomplished at the appointed time.
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