Is time running out for you?
When we focus on time running out the result is that time seems to run out! We are live in a fast paced world where time seems to be even more important than money for many people. Setting goals can be an inspiring thing to do only to realise that time is needed to devote to making the goals manifest.
You may be starting off the new year with inspiring goals, however, time management strategies will need to be put in place in order for those goals to manifest.
You may have multiple goals and the question is how are you going to prioritise the importance of those goals and give them the attention they deserve?
Here is one tip: I would suggest that you consider the 80/20 rule which states that 80% of the results we get comes from 20% of our actions. In other words what are your critical few goals or activties that you need to focus on as opposed to the trivial many?
Another way of putting it is to imagine you have a big empty glass jar and you have a selection of sand, stones and say 3 large rocks. What most people do is to place the sand and stones in first which equate to the non urgent or low priority activities and so lose sight of what is very important in their lives – the large rocks.
The rocks may represent your main goals or important areas in your life.
By focusing on the rocks you end up feeling alot more in control of your life and day and this leads to feeling good about the way life is going. You may even change the mantra “time is running out” to “I am in charge of my time and life”. Changing vocabulary changes your beliefs and behaviour.
I am hosting a FREE teleseminar on winning the productivity game and if you have a burning question you would like answered you can go to my Ask Page here. The free call may have been done by the time you get to the Ask Page, however you cal still send in your question.
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Many thanks and may catch to you on the conference call.