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2 years ago
Dion Wright
For me it's about using my time wisely and planning before acting. Without pre-planning, everything takes twice as long as it needs to take
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2 years ago
Administrator
paulminorsIt's that old saying: "Give me 6 hours to cut down a tree and I'll spend the first 5 sharpening the axe"
2 years ago
Anusha
Self discipline is my biggest hurdle in being productive. I work for 3 days and get bored of the monotony. Then spend 2 days doing nothing. Working on building routines and habits to be more disciplined
4 years ago
Thomas
One mistake I always make is not to stay in a particular job for 4months due to the working conditions and salary scale,I'm a professional chef but haven't mead with my desire job!!
8 years ago
Anick Globensky-Bromow
One mistake I still make from time to time is to just start working, without a game plan. This can lead to useless or unproductive tasks done, instead of my most meaningful work. I keep myself busy, but not productive...
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8 years ago
Paul Minors
Yeah I know exactly what you mean! What are you trying to do to overcome this Anick?
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8 years ago
Anick Globensky-Bromow
I write my todo list the night before, I take 5 minutes at the end of the day and write down the important tasks I have to do the next day, and prioritize them. That way I jump straight to what's important. When I don't, I drift for a while, working on meaningless tasks, and I have to sit down and make a list before I can be productive again!
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8 years ago
Paul Minors
Perfect! Love it :)
8 years ago
anickglobenskybromow
One mistake I still make from time to time is to just start working, without a game plan. This can lead to useless or unproductive tasks done, instead of my most meaningful work. I keep myself busy, but not productive...
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8 years ago
paulminors
Yeah I know exactly what you mean! What are you trying to do to overcome this Anick?
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8 years ago
anickglobenskybromow
I write my todo list the night before, I take 5 minutes at the end of the day and write down the important tasks I have to do the next day, and prioritize them. That way I jump straight to what's important. When I don't, I drift for a while, working on meaningless tasks, and I have to sit down and make a list before I can be productive again!
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8 years ago
paulminors
Perfect! Love it :)