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+1 (831) 222-8398Speaker 1: Do you always feel short of time? Are you constantly pressured to meet deadlines, whether it's at work or at home? If so, you're in need of some essential time management tips. During this video, we will uncover 10 top tips to help you get on top of your tasks and more in charge of your time. Here's how to work smarter, not harder. 1. Declutter your workspace The first step to time management success is having an organized workspace. If you work in a frantic way, you're bound to waste time searching for papers or files. So, to boost productivity, start by decluttering your workspace and only keep any vital items around you. 2. Create a to-do list A good to-do list will help you stay on track, rather than swaying to and from tasks, and it will also give you a great sense of achievement when you've managed to tick off a large chunk at the end of the day. The best way to create your list is to analyze your tasks towards the end of your shift and prepare for the following day. That way, you won't waste time in the morning when you're most productive on something minor like a list. 3. Prioritize Now you have your list of duties, you'll need to rank them in order of priority. The way you do this is up to you. You could use a numerical ranking system, highlights, or mental notes. What's important here is to understand which is the most urgent job and get that out of the way first. 4. Set achievable goals A great way to stay motivated is to set achievable goals. If you have 20 difficult tasks, it's apparent that you won't achieve them all in one day. Therefore, be realistic when prioritizing and creating your list, so that you don't get disappointed when 5pm rolls around. 5. Use organization apps If you're tech-friendly, an organization app is what you need in your life. You could use a project management tool like Trello to keep your tasks visible and your workflow clear. On the other hand, if you want a simple checklist, Todoist is your perfect match. 6. Don't multitask Many people assume that multitasking is a great skill to have. But if you're not able to work fluidly, you'll end up bouncing from tasks and wasting time in between. This can also lead to careless mistakes and forgetfulness. 7. Reward yourself When you've finished a big task, why not reward yourself with a treat? This could vary depending on your interests. You might want to order a coffee, a cake, or have a catch-up with your favorite co-worker. Just don't overdo it and have 10 cups of coffee a day. That won't help anyone. 8. Stay off social media Unless you work in marketing, limit your time on social platforms when you're trying to get jobs done. If you really can't resist looking at every notification, put your phone on flight mode or download a social media blocking app. 9. Audit your time Once you've spent a week following your new plan, audit your time and see how productive you've been. You may see that you can spend less time on certain tasks and adjust your plan accordingly. 10. Take frequent breaks Taking frequent breaks is crucial when trying to keep productivity levels up. Otherwise, your energy levels will drop and you will end up swaying from your work. Many competing theories suggest specific timeframes. However, you should figure out how long you can stay focused for and then take a 15 to 30-minute break in between. Developing these skills won't happen overnight, but by following these tips, you'll enjoy a much more efficient work life. If you're looking for more productivity hacks, visit CareerAddict.com for more advice. And don't forget to like the video and click on the subscribe button to get more insightful tips.
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