Would You Believe? There Are Problems With TIME MANAGEMENT?
Would You Believe? There are tons and tons of TIME MANAGEMENT best practices. And YET, as time flies, fleets and floats away WHEN we have so much to do, there are TIME MANAGEMENT Problems. Unfortunately, TIME can be equated to money, although NOT the kind you can deposit at the bank. But hell no, TIME is perishable. You have to make the most of it while it lasts. And that's WHAT TIME MANAGEMENT is all about, right? Your ability to maximize every minute of your day. So, Would You Believe? There Are Problems With TIME MANAGEMENT!@#$%?
Sadly, some people often feel robbed of it WHILE it still lasts. Many people also feel impoverished WHEN it comes to TIME. Ironically, many rich people feel this way too, that they have less TIME than they need. TIME poverty OR feeling that we lack critical TIME is a sign of poor TIME MANAGEMENT and it can lead to unhappiness and productivity. So, we got to stop wondering WHY TIME isn't as abundant as you want it to be. Instead, let's hone our TIME MANAGEMENT skills, if we may please💧💧💧
Now, rather than we discuss the mechanics of all the tons of TIME MANAGEMENT best practices, the bottom line has always been HOW you waste your TIME and HOW to fix to be more productive. And since we CAN'T discuss productivity without coming across TIME MANAGEMENT, it becomes a MUST within our sustainable productivity system and a mandatory tackle on your journey for self improvement. Despite all these, HOW COME many of us still do it WRONG❎❎❎
It seems many of us still see TIME MANAGEMENT as a way of cramming up as many tasks as possible in the shortest amount of time. They tend to see productivity as a quantitative success instead of a qualitative one. And that is where it is fundamentally WRONG. From a productivity perspective, you should analyze your goals, prioritize them based on your personal values and break it down into even the smallest steps that are more OR less valuable❗❗❗
Our takeaway: IF you're using TIME MANAGEMENT to fit in as many tasks as possible, it probably means you DIDN'T prioritize your tasks and you DON'T know the value of each of them. BUT there CAN'T be all that valuable. So, you DON'T need to take them all in your TO-DO List. Experts in TIME MANAGEMENT recommend that the 'WINNING SPLIT' should be something like 3 valuable tasks, 1 medium value task and 1 or 2 tasks that are NOT valuable BUT need to be done. So, Would You Believe? There Are Problems With TIME MANAGEMENT❓❓❓
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