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Creating a productive schedule
Avoiding procrastination
Prioritizing tasks effectively
2. Don’t do anything at least an hour a day.
This doesn’t mean being a lazy person, that doesn’t do any kind of work or something like that. It means giving your mind at least one hour to refresh, relax and concentrate on other things.
You can watch the sky, and city roads from the window of your home or do nothing or just close your eyes and sleep. You can meditate.
You can do whatever in that one hour but just don’t do any kind of things related to work. This is also a kind of ‘Me’ time.
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3. Self-care
Self-care means pampering yourself. Like doing skincare, playing games or reading books, cooking some good food, or eating a whole pot of pasta by yourself. Health check-ups too.
Self-care is just like having ‘Me’ time. You’re doing it for yourself not for others not for any success not fo...
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It's In Our Hands
On the other hand, time management gives us a routine (it could be healthy or it could be bad too) to live a life in the discipline. It manages our time and priorities of work and balances the day. Both are important and both have different possibilities and outcomes. But in the end, it is in our...
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1. Even if you have a hectic schedule, try to log out when work is done
Late night working, or over time will not increase your rate of success overnight instead, it will decrease your productivity and creativity. Your physical health will leave the chat here.
So take the control of your time and log out from work when you’re done. Remember one thing mental ex...
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We all learned and still learning the importance of time management but we still don’t know the power of ‘me’ time.
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Have a reading hour or reading day
If you turn off the TV or the Internet in the evening, you could have a set hour (perhaps just after dinner) when you and maybe all the members of your family read each night.
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Tips for a “do nothing” day
- Set the day aside and make it known to people close to you so that they can support you.
- Don't stress about it. Wake up, and resist the urge to do stuff.
- Pay attention. Notice when you have an urge to check your phone or m...
The Strategy of Scheduling
Set aside time to create order:
- Do any task that can be finished in less than one minute, without delay.
- Make a list of all the tasks you’d like to accomplish, and once a week, for just one hour, steadily work on these chores.
- Every time you transition from one stage t...
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