I wanna be rich,..... i wanna have lot lots of money...........stand tall like a pyramid, so so courageous....
no place i rather be......i wanna go down in history, i wanna make my mama proud..
(picked lines from Sauti Sol's song, "inspiring me".)
Well on a Monday like this, what can be better than a better focus on work, a better focus on making em $$$$$$....a better focus on making your empire....
as we focus lets remember that we need to have work life balance, and following are seven habits can help us to create this
1. Understanding what "balance Means"
“balance” doesn’t mean “equal.” Sometimes, either work or your personal life takes more weight, depending on what’s going on at the moment -- and that’s OK.just make sure you weigh and overpower either.
2.Let go of fear.
To develop a healthy balance between work and life, you have to first let go of the fear.The sky will not fall on you -- even if you’ve left several items unchecked on your to-do list.
3.Schedule important personal activities.
Block out your calendar for important personal events, and you’ll find they happen as they should. It can be tough to remember in the middle of a stressful business moment, but they’re just as important as any meeting.
4. Set boundaries.
If you’ve previously kept an open door policy at all hours of the day, shifting to a more limited availability can be frustrating to people who are used to having continuous access to you. Notify them of your schedule changes in a professional manner and reiterate that limiting your availability will improve your ability to meet their needs more effectively when you are “on the clock.”
5. Think carefully about where you live.
Even if you can’t choose your city, you can choose your neighborhood. Do so with your ideal work-life balance in mind.
6. Turn off technology.
With smartphones and increasing demands on workers, we now live in an “always on” culture. However, you have power over your devices. Be intentional about turning them off (not just on silent) and taking technology breaks. It will help you tremendously by keeping you more focused during your productive periods.
7. Manage your energy, not your time.
Instead of trying to schedule every minute of your time and push through your low-energy cycles, schedule your tasks according to your energy. Do lower-energy administrative tasks when you’re in a lull, and more important work when you’re energized.( i remember my former boss used to tell us, nothing productive can be accomplished after 12.p.m)
happy week.
no place i rather be......i wanna go down in history, i wanna make my mama proud..
(picked lines from Sauti Sol's song, "inspiring me".)
Well on a Monday like this, what can be better than a better focus on work, a better focus on making em $$$$$$....a better focus on making your empire....
as we focus lets remember that we need to have work life balance, and following are seven habits can help us to create this
1. Understanding what "balance Means"
“balance” doesn’t mean “equal.” Sometimes, either work or your personal life takes more weight, depending on what’s going on at the moment -- and that’s OK.just make sure you weigh and overpower either.
2.Let go of fear.
To develop a healthy balance between work and life, you have to first let go of the fear.The sky will not fall on you -- even if you’ve left several items unchecked on your to-do list.
3.Schedule important personal activities.
Block out your calendar for important personal events, and you’ll find they happen as they should. It can be tough to remember in the middle of a stressful business moment, but they’re just as important as any meeting.
4. Set boundaries.
If you’ve previously kept an open door policy at all hours of the day, shifting to a more limited availability can be frustrating to people who are used to having continuous access to you. Notify them of your schedule changes in a professional manner and reiterate that limiting your availability will improve your ability to meet their needs more effectively when you are “on the clock.”
5. Think carefully about where you live.
Even if you can’t choose your city, you can choose your neighborhood. Do so with your ideal work-life balance in mind.
6. Turn off technology.
With smartphones and increasing demands on workers, we now live in an “always on” culture. However, you have power over your devices. Be intentional about turning them off (not just on silent) and taking technology breaks. It will help you tremendously by keeping you more focused during your productive periods.
7. Manage your energy, not your time.
Instead of trying to schedule every minute of your time and push through your low-energy cycles, schedule your tasks according to your energy. Do lower-energy administrative tasks when you’re in a lull, and more important work when you’re energized.( i remember my former boss used to tell us, nothing productive can be accomplished after 12.p.m)
happy week.
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