“Make the things done;
“I will try to get things done”
“Too much to do, too little time for me"
Sound familiar? Recognize, identify and plan your objective in low-priority work and ignore it whenever possible. You can be 70 percent effective by achieving 30 percent of your goals.
At the beginning of every days, list down the tasks in ranked order the five most important things you have to do, then go to work on number one and continued when you have finished the first task, re-evaluate the other four tasks to make sure nothing has changed, then go to number two and re-evaluate so on. If you aim at nothing, for sure you're to get nothing.
If the day ends and you haven’t finished all the tasks as planned, don’t worry. In fact, you have done it and just in progress to make complete it on your list continually.
Choosing what’s top priority and important to you and do it first it is easy but the hard is how to decide what is the most top priority and important.
