Maximizing Productivity: Strategies for Efficient Time Management and Focus
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Making Timetable Is A Luxury
Just imagine you have an exam due tomorrow. Will you actually waste time making a timetable....or just cutoff the checklist as per priorities?
You'll obviously try to squeeze as much as coverage of all the topics in least possible time.
Making a timetable is a luxury for the ones who have lots of "money"....I mean "TIME".
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Count Productivity, Not Hours
When it comes to studying or work, we usually tend to see how many actual hours we have spend on the task....but this approach has such a big fault like normal loss of time is never deducted.
Hence the correct approach lies in counting number of tasks/ amount of work actually accomplished.
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Increase Productivity
Productivity is a relative concept.
The major factors affecting it include mindset, willingness, focus, etc.
The technique to increase it lies in doing more by spending less time without compromising effectiveness.
It is an art that has to be learnt over time.
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Distraction-free-ness
When completing your tasks there might be mannnnny things that would tend to ask for your time.
Just try to build a judgment and do things that are urgent & important.
Other things can wait and that is how you become distraction-free.
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I tend to make a timetable on daily basis....but it sometimes seems a waste of time.
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