Are you looking for the best time management tips? Most women, including myself, tend to think that we’ve got to be working constantly to get everything done. Well guess what? We don’t need to do it all, we just have to be able to use our time efficiently in order to get the most done. With the help of these best time management tips, you might just be able to reduce your stress by managing your time that much more effectively.
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MAKE a MORNING RITUAL
Having a morning ritual is one of the best time management tips you'll ever find. Don’t start your day with work. You won’t feel good waking up like that, so take a little time to spend with yourself meditating, reading, or just watching something before you begin focusing.
PLAN IT out
This may seem tedious, but it’s important that you keep track of what activities you plan on doing and when. If you don’t plan out your day, you often end up disorganized and without direction. All you need to do is have a little weekly session where you plan out each day and schedule your work into your calendar.
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ATTAINABLE GOALS
Even if you plan to do everything in one day, that’s not always possible. It’s important not to overwhelm yourself when you’re planning out your week and to set goals that you see yourself achieving. In terms of housekeeping, for instance, this can mean reducing the amount of work you do per day, or asking for help to do it.
OUTSOURCE
Sometimes it’s okay not to do some of your work yourself. If you need to work on something, but the house looks like a mess, hire someone to help you. It’s much more efficient to have someone else clean while you work to pay for it.
SET BOUNDARIES
Take the time to set boundaries for your social media, personal and family time. Take a break from work here and there to recharge, but when you’re working, be sure to use that time to work. Don’t get distracted no matter how tempting it is!
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CATEGORIZE TIME
On top of setting boundaries, you might like to specifically categorize your time to see what tasks you like to work on, what’s a little bit more tedious and what time you’ll use just for fun. If you know what makes you most productive, you’ll end up getting a lot more done.
RETURN on INVESTMENT
Your investment in this case is your time, so you should consider if the time you spend on a task is really worth it. If a certain project doesn’t matter much in the long run, don’t spend all your time trying to make it perfect. If you’ll get more out of hiring someone than you will from doing the work yourself, it’ll make it much more worth it.
