1. DECLUTTER
Declutter your desk, your life, your mailbox and your to-do list.
2. PLAN
Plan out your work for the day and glued to it. Regularly keep a check on your accomplished tasks.
3. PRIORITIZE
Give your to-do list a rankings based on your priorities and assemble them with your job needs and furthermore your goals.
4. BE EFFECTIVE
Don’t attempt to be most efficient person, rather be a most effective person.
5. FOCUS
Focus on a few things but make sure that few things stands to be most remarkable ones, rather than choosing many things at a same time.
6. COMPLETE YOUR TASKS
Set up a goal or an end date for finishing your tasks that you have started working on. No matter what, just remember that what ever task you have started working on should be ended within time or earlier than the allotted time period.
7. STOP PROCRASTINATING
We many a times do easier and simple tasks first and then move on to our most difficult and important tasks. Don’t follow the same else you will be trapped in a lie. Always try difficult things first.
8. STAY ORGANISED
Once you have set up moreover ready with your to-do list and other necessary items listed above. Stay glued to it. Just remember that you don’t have started this to left it incompleted.
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Quite helpful!🤜🤛
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Thank you
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Very helpful. Great post!
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Thank you 🙂
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Welcome 🙂
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This is beneficial!
Anyways if you don’t mind I would like you to expand more on point number 4. I’ve heard many clarifications between efficiency and effectiveness and I’d appreciate your view as well.
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Sure, I’ll do it but it would be great if you share your suggestions 🙂
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Well I think effectiveness produces results needed even if some resources used were not so important while efficiency produces results in a quick n simple manner without wasting too much time, effort, resources, etc.
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I’ve found that to-do lists are not cats meow of time management. What works for me is to have one big thing I need to accomplish each day, and prioritizing that one thing. If I accomplish that one thing, my day was a success no matter how many interruptions I had. If I don’t accomplish it, it means I let other smaller tasks crowd out my most important priority.
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