How to Get More Done with Less Time, Less Cost and Less Effort

To get more done with less time, less cost and less effort, you need to be mindful of your productivity.

Productivity is about how much you create and deliver; not just finishing busy work. Don’t overfocus on minor details like having the perfect calendar. Measure your results and your work will improve.
Avoid checking your phone, emails, and social media first thing in the morning, which puts you in “reaction” mode. Instead, take a step toward your goals before touching them.
Multitasking and switching tasks ruin your productivity. Instead, minimize distractions while you work and remove clutter from your workspace.
Don’t work until you’re exhausted; you’ll burn out and had nothing left for the next day. Instead, stop when you feel your productivity decline and take breaks throughout your day to conserve energy.
Prioritize your tasks based on importance, not just urgency, so you can maximize the results you get from each workday.
Don’t find time for the things that are important to you; make time. Set it in your calendar and build your schedule around it.
Avoid saying “yes” to every request and overwhelming yourself with unimportant things. Set boundaries on your time and learn how to say “no” politely so you can say “yes” to what really matters.
To know how to get more wealth with less work, join our Zoom seminar on Wealth and Success with the Right Numbers. Every Saturday 2.13 to 4 pm. To book, message '1' to me Andy Ng at andythecoach@Gmail.com or text to +6593672286

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