In this week’s tip, I talk about something that you should remember to do when planning your tasks for the next day.
In fact, I have fallen into this “trap” myself many times, until I have learned to be more flexible on my schedules.
When you remember use this little tweak to your task list, you are able reduce the overwhelm and unnecessary busyness on your daily life.
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It’s your turn now!
- How do you avoid overwhelm when designing your task list?
- What are your best tips for planning your task list for the next day?
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I love Eben Pagan’s Wake Up Productive program. And on-ramp / off-ramp times are important! Well, if you don’t plan for them, your schedule will be offset and you’ll have no control over it.
Good video Timo.
Thank you Matt!
I love that training too!
Too often I planned my task list without remembering to add a little flexibility to it (in the form of off/on ramp) and I got very stressed out.
Thanks to Eben, I’m adding now some extra time to each task, so that I’m able to actually keep my schedule.
Cheers,
Timo