Develop and document repeatable processes. For example, instead of stumbling through your order fulfillment process, clearly identify it, document it and periodically revisit it to make enhancements. This not only saves tons of time when you need to complete the task but also reduces the learning curve when you need to delegate to others. Automate as much as possible. Also, develop small habits to increase your efficiency throughout the day. For example, disable the chime on your email inbox and instead schedule email check times. Use a timer to manage potential time wasting activities like internet browsing. Just like you plan out your work schedule, do the same for your non-work time. Instead of letting important activities like pilates class, prayer or cooking with the kids fall to the wayside (or get squeezed in only once everything else is done), schedule them. Remember that what gets scheduled, gets done, and life is just as important as work.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 23:14:42 +0000
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