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- Do MITs in the morning
- Divide your tasks into 4 quadrants and attack the UI
- 80/20 rule
- Audit your time by divide your calendar into 30 minutes slots and tracking the tasks performed
- Avoid procrastination with inspiration - Rubenstein show
- Adopt good habits
You can either be green & growing or ripe & rotting - choice is yours!. It is a fact that top 1% in your field focus on continuous learning both within and outside of your field. The notion of learning outside of your choice of filed is important as it give you perspective of how others think. It gives you ancillary information that you can incorporate in your daily activities. The end result is new and exciting ways of managing yourself in your business by taking what people have done outside of your business and applying within.
A formalized and structured time for daily learning is all you need to be the top 1%. So buddy, set it up on your calendar today and let's talk in 30 days to see if it has become a habit for you!
1. Focus on minutes
2. Focus on only one thing that is most important for you at least for two hours every morning
3. Beat procrastination with time travel
4. Make it home for dinner
5. Use note book
6. Process emails only few times a day
7. Say 'No' to everything
8. 80/20 rule
9. Delegate
10. Touch things only once
Humility
is an undervalued commodity, so it is a great time to buy. Acknowledging the
help and contributions of others on the team prevents you from being too high
to hear the opinions of others and the lows of not feeling like you can do it
on your own.
People
reject you for their own reasons, and those reasons often have little to do
with you. Don’t let rejection knock your confidence, because it’s often not a
reflection of your competence or character. Focus on doing good work and making
good choices. Let other people’s judgments fall where they may.
