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- Herausgeber: via tolino media
- Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
- Sprache: Englisch
Higher productivity, more success and at the same time less stress! Becoming more productive is not an art, it can be learned. This book provides simple steps that can be used directly in everyday professional and private life. This will bring you back control, reduce your stress and still have done more at the end of the day. Acting concentrated is the basis for productive work, but the sharpest focus will not help you if you use it incorrectly. I have made your path to higher productivity as easy as possible for you. The book covers 21 self-contained subject areas such as: Increase self-discipline Become more goal-oriented Making the impossible happen Increase your personal motivation Have to delegate Reward yourself Reduce stress Prevent burnout Set priorities Increase communication skills Have fun reading and applying!
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Make a plan!
Reduce distractions!
What should you do first?
Practice of self-discipline!
Make the impossible happen!
Increase your motivation!
Don't let setbacks get you down!
Be goal oriented!
Take care of yourself!
Why it is important to be organized!
When you need to delegate!
Avoid a burnout!
Have a positive attitude!
Resist negativity!
Tasks for your goal!
About your co-workers and employees!
Reward yourself!
Prevent yourself from being overwhelmed!
Why you need to relieve stress!
Set priorities!
Good communication skills”
Summary
Sources and further reading
About the author
Increase your productivity
21 strategies to get things done faster!
Thomas Hametner
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Copyright © 2020 by Thomas Hametner
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Make a plan!
One factor that all successful people have in common is effective time management. Perhaps you'd rather call it structure, prepare for the task, or a plan. Whichever word or phrase works for you doesn't matter. As long as you take it seriously and put it into practice, you will create one of the basic principles of productivity.
It might be a good idea to think about and why this factor is so important to success. Perhaps you can start thinking about the opposite - ways that don't work. Even if you have a very small task to complete, if you do not manage the time properly, your task may end up being done too late or not at all. You may be working on a deadline or have a task that doesn't have a specific time horizon. If you don't have a plan to accomplish this, the results will not be satisfactory. While procrastination and wasted time hurt productivity, a lack of effective time management can be just as destructive.
First of all, you need to know exactly what to do. After that, you have to decide for yourself when to do this if you do not have a specific deadline and the most important and third step is to face the task.
You want to achieve your goals, whether they are short term or long term. You also want to be proud and satisfied with the results. If you are not satisfied with simply “going with the flow” and instead taking your structure seriously at every step, you are almost guaranteed success, pride and satisfaction.
