The Waste Time: Everything is Not Important. How To Practice Waste Management And Beat Distraction

By: Leatham, Ava R.

Numerous books on prioritizing and Time Management have been produced, but in my experience, most individuals waste their time on things that are not top priorities. You could believe you're making progress merely because you're busy. That could not be farther from the truth. In reality, activity may prevent you from completing anything substantial by giving you a false sense of achievement while robbing you of your time. To attain your objectives and achieve success, you must concentrate your efforts on your priorities, which are the things that have the most influence on you.

You are What You Do
Managing time is easier said than done. Once you separate the important from the urgent, manage your time so you can focus your efforts on your priorities. For several years, I taught an orientation class for college freshmen. I asked students to describe their biggest challenge. Without fail, year in and year out, the answer was the same: "I don't have enough time." Although you do not have time to do everything, you do have time to do what is truly important to you. Think of it like this: The least effective person you know has the same time as the most effective person you know. The difference, of course, is knowing how to manage your time, avoid distractions, and put maximum effort into your priorities.

Effective time management will have a huge impact on your success.
Spending time on non-priority activities means you have less time for your priorities. Life is a series of choices. Choose wisely. Saying "no" to some activities is as important as saying "yes," perhaps even more so. A colleague of mine says, "When you say yes to something now, you are saying no to something else later." To reiterate this point, when asked if I have had time to do something I have not done, I often reply by saying, "Yes, I had time. But I chose to spend my time on something else."

Everything is Not Important
If you want to be successful, you must manage your time to achieve your goals. Managing your time means that you spend time on your priorities, and it also means that you do not waste time on non-priorities

How do you know if you are not managing your time effectively?

This Book, "The Waste Time", will teach you everything you need to know.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BGNQW5C6
• ISBN13: 9798355279226
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.31 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"