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Eight Productivity Tips
Eight Productivity Tips
By Casey Strouse
Write things down
If I don’t
write down my ideas, tasks, obligations, etc, I never get any of them
taken care of. If I come across a new store to visit, a
restaurant to try, a job to look into, or a potential lead for a client
for my design business I immediately write it in my book.
I’ve doubled my productivity simply by carrying around a pocket-sized
composition book and writing down anything and everything that I need
to act on.
Limit
how often you check your email
Stop
leaving your email client open all day and watch how much more you get
accomplished. Check your email in the morning, at lunch, and
before you go home. Don’t check it every five
minutes. Don’t check it at home. Don’t check it on
the weekends.
Focus
on output not hours worked
Workers
should be judged based on their useable output rather than how many
days or hours they put in. Focus on quality rather than
quantity. Stop living by your clock and see more work get
done and your level of happiness increase dramatically.
Keep
the 80/20 rule in mind
You’ve
probably heard before that 20% of our efforts produces 80% of our
results. Keep this in mind while you work and remember that
working more hours doesn’t necessarily guarantee that you will achieve
more.
Keep
your workspace clean and organized
It doesn’t
have to look like someone with OCD cleaned your desk but you should at
least be able to find things when you need them to get your job done.
Take
a break every 20-30 minutes
Power naps
are the best thing ever thought up. If you can’t get away for
a 20-30 minute nap then at least get up, stretch, have a drink of
water, and walk around (preferably outside).
Know
your limitations
Don’t bang
your head against the way trying to do something that you don’t know
how to do or are not capable of doing. Don’t be afraid to
admit your limitations, embrace them, or to delegate the task to
someone else.
Get
plenty of sleep
Our body
is a machine and we all know that poorly maintained machines don’t hold
up for very long and they don’t perform at their peak. Learn
how much sleep you need to be at your best and aim to get that amount
each and every night.
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Eight Productivity TipsBy Casey Strouse
Write things down If I don’t
write down my ideas, tasks, obligations, etc, I never get any of them
taken care of. If I come across a new store to visit, a
restaurant to try, a job to look into, or a potential lead for a client
for my design business I immediately write it in my book.
I’ve doubled my productivity simply by carrying around a pocket-sized
composition book and writing down anything and everything that I need
to act on. Limit how often you check your email Stop
leaving your email client open all day and watch how much more you get
accomplished. Check your email in the morning, at lunch, and
before you go home. Don’t check it every five
minutes. Don’t check it at home. Don’t check it on
the weekends. Focus
on output not hours worked Workers
should be judged based on their useable output rather than how many
days or hours they put in. Focus on quality rather than
quantity. Stop living by your clock and see more work get
done and your level of happiness increase dramatically.
Keep
the 80/20 rule in mind You’ve
probably heard before that 20% of our efforts produces 80% of our
results. Keep this in mind while you work and remember that
working more hours doesn’t necessarily guarantee that you will achieve
more. Keep
your workspace clean and organized It doesn’t
have to look like someone with OCD cleaned your desk but you should at
least be able to find things when you need them to get your job done. Take
a break every 20-30 minutes Power naps
are the best thing ever thought up. If you can’t get away for
a 20-30 minute nap then at least get up, stretch, have a drink of
water, and walk around (preferably outside). Know
your limitations Don’t bang
your head against the way trying to do something that you don’t know
how to do or are not capable of doing. Don’t be afraid to
admit your limitations, embrace them, or to delegate the task to
someone else. Get
plenty of sleep Our body is a machine and we all know that poorly maintained machines don’t hold up for very long and they don’t perform at their peak. Learn how much sleep you need to be at your best and aim to get that amount each and every night. |
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