Operations

Do you…

React based on assumptions?
Get caught up in others people’s problems?
Make decisions because of what others might think?
Often bypass your own best practices in your company?
Intend to document how you want things done but don’t ever seem to get around to it?

5.5 Steps to “Doing it Now”

– Prioritize. Before you even check your e-mail make a list of 4 things you want to accomplish today.
– Do ONE thing at a time
– Take a physical break where you step outside at least every 90 minutes
– Allow yourself to fully focus on the project in front of you
– Ask yourself “What will I have if I finish this now?”

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