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How to prioritize self-care in the workplace
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You should take some time to think about your decision, and set a time limit for when you will make it.
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Intuition is faster than analysis. Research has shown that if you use intuition and analysis, you'll make faster, more accurate decisions and be more confident in them.
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There is not always one right answer, and you can't predict everything.
To avoid this, identify your top priorities and the information you have. Then, determine the most important next step, and take action.
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Every decision you make takes away some of your energy.
You should conserve your energy by creating routines, habits, and delegating tasks.
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Don't spend too much time on small decisions, because they aren't important.
Decide how important the decision is, and spend the right amount of time thinking about it.
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We all need to make good decisions quickly, but we should avoid overthinking things. Here are some tips to help you make decisions without wasting time.
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Set pre-determined completion targets and time constraints to finish up your work, otherwise, you will get distracted and the time it takes to complete your work will start to inflate.
Set deadlines even when you don’t need to. Schedule less time to complete tasks and force your brain to focus.
Parkinson’s law states: “work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”. So, if you reduce the time you have to complete a task, you force your ...
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