Showing posts with label non productive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label non productive. Show all posts

Friday, 23 May 2014

5 Steps To Maximum Productivity

Productivity
Are you aware that you just get 80% of your results from 20% of your work? Thus 80% of your time is basically squandered on non productive activities and only 20% of your time and effort on profiting? Once you understand this it's not difficult either reduce or significantly enhance your productivity and to take advantage.

Using this knowledge is very strong in fighting the "not enough hours in the day" attitude of today's society.

To put it differently, there's just a tiny part of all that we do each day, no matter the scenario, that brings us the "higher yield".

How can you gain from being mindful of this principle? You must realise the things that matters should never be at the mercy of actions that matter.

Here are 5 Measures to maximumise your productivity:

I understand this is time consuming but it's vital you get an actual image of your working week.

2) Analyse your actions

Divide your tasks into high priority - those that generate a return or where only you've got the abilities to do the work - and low precedence - where the task can be assigned to support staff tasks others can do. You'll probably find that you're spending most of your time on low-priority tasks rather than actions directly supplying a yield. In virtually all companies these productive activities that are non often consume time at a speed that is much greater than they should.

After you can identify the priority tasks that are low delegate as many as possible to support staff. If needed use an additional member of staff to take obligations - your improved productivity will more than offsets the price. There may be several low priority tasks you're tempted to keep. Unless it's completely inevitable do not be tempted and do not get your productivity will drop or involved in non productive activities.

4) Compute the time needed for any staying low priority tasks

Don't work disproportionately difficult at these low priority tasks and set aside certain time every day or week to finish them.

5) Prioritise your staying tasks

Once you've cleared out the tasks that don't bring any return to you, it's time to turn your focus to the tasks in your life that are bringing the most benefit. Prioritise your tasks and focus most of your time only on several high-priority tasks.

The aim throughout is to delegate those tasks that have a low yield and to optimize your results from the regions of high yield. Delegating these actions will thus have the additional advantage of reducing the pressure you're under. It's about doing less work for greater yield.

For more success in life, whether that's more cash, more time with simply making time for golf or your family you should begin applying the 80-20 rule promptly.