| 15 May 2015
“The most important time of your day is the time you schedule to schedule time.”
If you keep thinking of utilizing the time in a day optimally, then you could consider adding tasks to your to-do list as a starting point. However, the mere pursuit of a greater number of activities in a day may result in your poor performance in one or all of them.
Too many things to do will mean your focus getting distracted with only a few of the tasks in the bucket list getting accomplished. Persistent and prolonged interruptions coupled with multitasking can lead to major goals being pushed out of sight and an overall increase in stress levels.
The two key steps that can help you manage your time better are mentioned below:
Make some of your time available to avoid Interruptions during work:
Are you interrupted frequently at work because of the nature of the role that you are responsible for?
The thing about work is that it is always accompanied by one or the other distraction or interruption. However, there is always the possibility of reducing the number of times you may be interrupted at work. Once this is done, it is prudent to gauge the effectiveness of the aforementioned exercise and change it at least five more times until it works for you.
Once you have chosen your target, think on how interruptions can be reduced. Here are a few suggestions to do so:
Accomplish multitasking:
Multitasking can be improved by:
Remember the key conclusions while you work to achieve the highest level of multitasking:
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