Redemptive Minds’ Post

Let's make a plan. Why? Because not having a plan leaves us wide open to getting distracted, switching tasks and procrastinating. All these things waste time and erode motivation. Long term plans can help you reach for the stars and daily planning will keep you on track. When do you plan your day and how does that usually work out for you?

Just a quick tip on managing your time better. Do you agree?

For peak efficiency, it is important to plan out your next week ahead of time. First, identify all tasks that need to be completed and set specific deadlines for each. This will help keep you organized and focused on the tasks at hand. #inspirational

For peak efficiency, it is important to plan out your next week ahead of time. First, identify all tasks that need to be completed and set specific deadlines for each. This will help keep you organized and focused on the tasks at hand. #inspirational

For peak efficiency, it is important to plan out your next week ahead of time. First, identify all tasks that need to be completed and set specific deadlines for each. This will help keep you organized and focused on the tasks at hand. #inspirational

Plan your day & tasks the night before. It has many upsides. 🔹 More clarity throughout the day. 🔹 Better self accountability. 🔹 Improved focus. And literally zero downsides. Attack next day straight away. A simple system in Notion is more than enough for it. Use it to your advantage.

Track where your time goes. Eliminate low-value tasks. Focus on what moves the needle. <<<<>>>> What’s the biggest time-waster in your day? ♻️ Reshare if you found this post helpful.

Organizing your day allows you to put forth the greatest effort, and feel more productive and less stressed. When you prepare, it creates a strategic purpose for your day, week, month, and year. Be specific and listen to your heart. Understand what will produce the greatest benefit for you and others, then make it a priority.

Take control of your time and focus on what matters most! Don't let your schedule dictate your priorities, instead, make time for what's truly important to you (what's beneficial to you). Learn to say no (in a pleasant manner) to non-essential tasks and yes to what drives you forward. Remember, time is a limited resource, use it wisely and make every moment count!

Regardless of the method you use to manage your time, the key is planning. Most distractions from what truly matters stem from not planning properly.