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Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your candor! If there was one strategy that had the best bang/buck impact on your own productivity during that intense
by disqard 2y ago
Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your candor!
If there was one strategy that had the best bang/buck impact on your own productivity during that intense time, what would that be (if you're willing to share)? Thanks in advance!
- JohnFen 2y agoI suppose it would be: do not condone procrastination. What can be done now should be done now. What can't be done now should be scheduled for a specific time in the calendar. I found, personally, that half of my time doing anything was avoiding doing the thing. Procrastination. Usually cloaked in something that I could justify if I didn't squint too hard, such as "planning" or "research", or working at a slower than necessary pace. Also, when I blew the window for something I had scheduled, I didn't feel bad or scold myself. I rescheduled it and then looked at what caused the issue. Often, it was that I didn't schedule enough time for the prior activity, so I would know to schedule more for similar tasks in the future. Also, bonus strategy... delegate as much as those around you will put up with.
- disqard 2y agoThank you for sharing that!