2. Monitor your time
As business guru Tom Peters said: What gets measured gets done. If you measure the time you spend you can identify areas where you can adjust and improve.
Try measuring your time just for a week, or even a day. You'll be surprised where you find pockets of poorly used time that you can reapportion.
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