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1. Be able to prioritise it will save you time in the long run.
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2. Set yourself one key task for the day, stay focused on completing that task. Perhaps tackle it at the begging of the day when you are feeling the most productive.
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3. Sometimes the thought of tackling a huge task can be rather daunting, why not create a list of smaller more manageable tasks to help you reach the end goal.
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4. It is an important skill to be able to decline opportunities. This means you have more time and attention to give to the things that you enjoy or care about.
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5. When you are stressed with work you can’t count on your brain to remember every important detail therefore use technology to set reminders.
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6. By doing this you are allocating time for all the little unplanned things that crop up throughout the day.
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7. We have all been in meetings that feel never-ending so why not break them up into shorter chunks of time so as people do not lose focus and become uninterested.
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8. Multi-tasking is something we all do and think we are being more productive for doing so. However if we actually focus all of our attention on one project at a time it is more beneficial in the grand scheme of things.
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9. Everybody has tasks at work that they don’t want to do, however putting them off isn’t solving any problems. Just do it and move on.
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10. It is always better to have something done and finished so as you can score it off of your list. The expectation of perfection can often drive one to insanity.