I’m always surprised by how little I actually worked when I was an employee! Although I created a lot of results for my employer during my 8 hour day, I also spent a whole lotta time doing a whole lotta nothing!
Research shows that most employees can use up to 3 hours a day shoving papers around a desk, chatting or procrastinating in some other way.
Yes, it is difficult to stay focused for a full 8 hours every day. But how would your results change if you were able to increase your productivity 25%?
How much more money would you make? How much more satisfied and confident would you feel?
Action – Step one in this process is to fully acknowledge the degree to which you avoid doing things. Then step two is to use the wealth of information and resources available for minimizing your specific procrastination.
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