Panic follows disorganization.
I frequently get calls and emails from people who feel overwhelmed and desperate. They are racing and often backpeddling, complaining there’s not enough time, support or fairness in this corporate world.
And they’re right.
So, their choice then becomes to (a) keep complaining about it or (b) do something!
First, forget about trying to manage time. Focus on activity management instead.
The most fundamental way to get a grip on activity management is to devote time each day to organize. To categorize papers and projects, clean off your workspace or even just clear your mind.
Action – Even before you begin to plan your next steps, take no less than 15 minutes a day to put your internal and external spaces in order.
Whether financially, emotionally, psychologically or energetically, getting into this simple and quick habit will reap huge rewards for you.