2. Know Your Priorities
Even if you do have some extra time (which, for many of us, is rare), is this new commitment really the way you want to spend that time?
However, for others, work is their priority, and helping on extra projects could mean the chance for a promotion or raise.
It’s all about knowing your long term goals and what you’ll need to say yes and no to in order to get there.
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