how to be efficient in time management
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make timetable so that you are responsible and work hard everyday.
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Due to the sheer number of ways you can increase and optimize your time management, I’ve broken this guide up into a 5-step program. Start from the beginning or feel free to jump to the section where you need the most help.
Step 1: Understand where your time is going.
- Do a time audit to set your intentions and see where your time currently goes.
- Understand the Planning Fallacy so you can be realistic about what can be done in a day.
- Discover the unseen distractions that are eating up your time.
- Set up systems to track your daily progress and stay on track.
Step 2: Set smart goals and prioritize time for meaningful work.
- Set smarter goals.
- Prioritize your tasks ruthlessly using one of these practical methods.
- Separate the urgent from the important work.
- Use the 30X rule to delegate more tasks.
- Protect your priorities by learning to say “no” to your boss, clients, and managers.
Step 3: Build an efficient daily schedule.
- Build a morning routine that gives you momentum.
- Use time blocking to create a daily template.
- Make time for interruptions and breaks.
- ‘Batch’ your communication time.
- Give up on multitasking and context switching.
- Work with your body’s natural energy cycle.
Step 4 : Optimize your work environment.
- Get rid of the clutter (both physical and digital).
- Reduce noise issues with headphones or (the right) music.
- Bring a bit of nature into your workspace.
- Set up your tools for focus.
- Try the “Workstation Popcorn” method.
Step 5 : Protect your time (and your focus) from distraction.
- Use strategic laziness to work on the right things.
- Automate non-negotiable focused time throughout the day.
- Use the Ivy Lee Method to end your day properly.
- Don’t forget the benefits of free time.
- Use the right time management tools.
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