Sometimes I find myself doing a task that is taking way more time than I thought it would. With unrelenting dedication, I usually plod through it. Not anymore. I will now ask myself, “ Is this the best use of my time?” If I can’t say yes, then I will change what I’m doing. Here are some time savers that I learned from surfing the internet on my free time, (was that the best use of my time? Uh no, but it was fun and hopefully informative for readers). 1. Set high expectations for every day. Before starting work, establish your priorities and the order which you will do them. It is best if you can have quiet time to start the day for this. It also helps to write it down. Monday is a good day to establish your goals for the week, on one page. When prioritizing, keep at the top of the list the things that generate income or were assigned by your bosses. Order Put away stuff that you are not working on, so your desk is uncluttered. It’s less distracting. Only work on one...
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