For many people, email rules their life.
It dictates their daily actions. It takes up as much of their time as it wants.
It follows them wherever they go. After work. In bed. And when they wake up.
Is it all really that important?
Maybe it’s time to demote your email.
When you have too much going on, how do you get your most important tasks done?
If background noise and distractions are drowning out your work, you need to narrow your focus.
You need to zoom in on your work so that you can get your critical todos done.
Do you keep a journal?
I am a big believer that keeping one can help you get more done.
Today, let’s look at 10 things you should be writing in your journal to be more productive.
Do you need more time in your day?
Do you need help with your administrative tasks and wish you had an assistant?
Today, I want to tell you about my experiences with virtual assistants and how your business could benefit by adding a virtual team member.
Do you like to solve problems?
Do you get involved in solving problems whether they are your own or those of others?
Tackling every problem that comes your way can actually make you less productive.
You may need to ask yourself if solving problems is getting work done, or simply creating more work for you.
Do you say, “I don’t have enough time in my day.”
Yet, you have the same amount of time as everyone else.
One way to get your time back is to take it back in small increments.
What could you do to regain even 10 minutes of your time today?
Add more things to my todo list, you say?
I don’t have time that for that.
But, what if adding things to your list would actually make you more productive in your day?
Most people tell me that they want to get more done in their day.
They want to be more productive in all areas of their lives.
But, what if you are actually getting too much done?
Is that possible?
Can you actually be too productive?
Today’s post is for bloggers.
Or those wanting to be blogging…. but saying that they “don’t have enough time.”
Today, I share my workflow to help you maximize your own blogging productivity.
The workflow is really quite simple…
Capture Idea -> Write Post in Markdown -> Paste into WordPress -> Publish.
Let’s take a deeper look.
When was the last time you reviewed your todo list?
How much is on it? Is it stale? Does it need a review?
If you want to stay on top of your tasks, you need to groom your todo list today and every day.