1. Maintain two to-do lists. One for high priority tasks and another for medium priority. Work on the high priority tasks during your most productive hours (sans twitter Smile ). When you need a break from brain raking, take up the medium priority goals. To make this more effective, pick 3 high priority goals as the Super Priority Tasks. Accomplish these tasks at any cost. This will leave you contended and less stressful day to focus on other tasks.
2. Your least productive hours have to be tracked & analyzed. They are not time suckers, instead you can utilize such time for Socializing on Twitter, tidying up your desktop, organizing your files & folders and so on. This will not need much of strategic thinking and leaves your work-life balance.
3. Allow yourself more time than you would normally need.
4. Don’t slog. Learn to Say “No”. It’s better to turn down an assignment than fail to complete it.
5. Stop Procrastinating: Procrastination can ruin your career if it results in completing projects late or not at all.
6. Delegate or outsource jobs, especially when you have to research and learn a new subject just for one task
7. Don’t forget to include breaks in your schedule. Take breaks at regular intervals. Human brain needs a break of 3-5 minutes for every 20 minutes of work.
8. Spend quality time with family.
9. Eat healthy, exercise, sleep well. You’ll be less productive if you are tired.
10. Don't forget to smile.
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