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Time Wasters and Savers
by Arthur Hawkins
TOP 10 Time Wasters
- Procrastination & excuses
- Running errands & traveling
- Rushing
- Telephone, mail & e-mail
- Paperwork, reports & memos
- Meetings
- Television
- Planning & decision-making
- Computers
- Just Say YES
Ways To Expand Your Time
- Give yourself plenty of time
- Schedule your day
- Relax
- Understand what must be done
- Build the right habits
- Gather the facts
- Use idle time to your advantage
- Analyze the situation
- Break tasks into manageable bits
- Make a decision
- Watch out for paralysis by analysis
- Don't procrastinate
- Plan to work and work your plan
- Tie up loose ends
- Do it right the first time
- Implement your Action Plan
- Use technology, but don't get bogged down with it
- Prioritize on importance and need
- Know your own personal time wasters
This information is excerpted from Arthur A. Hawkins II's book "The Self-Employment Resource Guide". Copyright. Dollar Stretcher visitors receive FREE shipping and handling of "The Self-Employment Resource Guide." Send $25 US Currency ($28 international) to: Information Research Lab, 9824 Western Avenue, Suite 144, Dept. Dollar Stretcher, Evergreen Park, IL 60805, USA.
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