Want To Accomplish More EVERY Day? Time Management!

[JelaniWAZO]

its like he's speaking to my soul.....prescription wealth guy...(on one knee) will you be my......manager?.....i know its sudden but....

[Coecoo]

Everyone who just watched this video accomplished less today.

[athenah888]

These are nice tips! Interesting method, I've seen some of these pointers in timemanagementcom but you have great stuff added to it too. Thanks for sharing! :)

[trogedon]

"balance things outside of life"? That's a bit weird.

[teo829]

Great method but this guy sounds like a cocky bastard.

[loloxford]

thank you

[chocolataholic]

This is fantastic. :)

[endolisu9]

Good job!

Very beneficial~

Thank you very much :D

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[onegreeneye]

thanks

[sebastianhans1]

I need to learn how to better manage my time. I spend almost three times as long on assignments than what they should take. And i've had to forgo fun things in order to finish up assignments.

I am completely aware of my problem, yet do not know of an effecive way to implement a solution.

Any ideas?

[rcorbin355]

Hi, I see we share an appreciation for the work of Napoleon Hill. I enjoy your videos. You might like to take a look at mine.

[Cassyan]

I found that a great way for me to keep me focused on what I need to do and to really push me to finish my daily tasks is to imagine that I am in the moment AFTER the week has finished, I imagine I am in the Sunday and I review the layout of my previous week -- and then I feel great to see that I've accomplished almost all that I've planned to accomplish. That really makes me to act even better and even more effective.

[tpribors]

I do a combination of these approaches. I can't schedule time for each issue because, for example, I'm required to take calls when they come in. This can change my schedule in an instant. To combat this, I set an hour aside each morning for reading and sorting emails. Along with this, I use tasks extensively. I have a task for each open issue with all the emails as attachments. I use reminders so that when I finish a high priority/urgent issue, I know what still needs to be addressed.