Managing Your Time for Ultimate Effectiveness

One area where a lot of people have problems with running an online business is time management.  Too many of us spend too much time on the things that don’t matter and not enough time on the things that do matter.

Recently I’ve been reading “The Four Hour Workweek” by Tim Ferriss, and since doing so have really improved the way I use my time.  So in this post I want to share a few ideas that I’ve taken from his book.  I hope they help!

Pareto’s Law

Most of you have probably heard of this by it’s other name, the 80/20 rule.  Sometimes the ratio is different, but the principle is the same: 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.

So what does this mean to us as internet marketers?  They way I look at it, it means that you can easily waste a lot of time!  But what if you were able to identify the most important things that you can do to move your business forward every day?

Here’s an activity I want you to do sometime soon:

  1. Make a list of the things you do for your business.  This list could include everything from answering emails to processing orders.
  2. Next, grab a piece of paper and draw a line down the middle.  At the top of one column write ‘20%’, and at the top of the other, write ‘80%’.
  3. In the 20% column, list the things you can do each day that can actually help to produce income.  In the other column, list the other things that you feel need to be done, but don’t directly relate to producing income.

The purpose of this activity is to help you to identify the things that you should really spend your time on versus the things that are important to do, but don’t lead towards creating an income.

Chances are your 80% list is longer.  This list most likely includes things like answering email, reading other blogs, etc.  These things are good things to do, but are there better things you can be doing with your time?

So what are things that you should focus on?  Things that help to produce results!  This would include anything you do to market your site, or anything really that directly helps you to get people to your site.

Parkinson’s Law

Some of you may have heard of this law, but some of you probably haven’t.  Parkinson’s Law states that a task will swell in perceived importance and complexity in relation to the time allotted for its completion.  In other words, a task that should only take an hour to accomplish can easily take a week if you give it that much time.

So how do we take advantage of this as internet marketers?  Well, give yourself short deadlines.  If it takes you 3 hours to write an article, you’re taking way too long to do it!  When I’m focused, I can usually get an article done in 15 minutes.  In fact, just today I wrote 3 blog posts in about 20 minutes total.  This is because that’s about all the time I gave myself to do it!

Maybe you’re thinking to yourself that you aren’t good at writing.  Well, part of that if probably because you’re thinking about it too hard!  Honesty, it shouldn’t take you that long.  And you’ll find that you get better at it as you do it more and more.  But you’ll get better faster if you give yourself short deadlines to get things done.

Putting the Two Laws to Good Use

We’ve just learned two ways to make better use of time: first to identify the most important tasks, and secondly to give yourself short deadlines to get things done.  By using these two laws together you can get a lot of things done each day.

Here are a few other tips that you can follow to make the most use of your time:

  • Only check your email once or twice a day. Too many of us are addicted to checking our email (I’m guilty of this quite often as well!)
  • Limit your information intake.  Find those blogs or information sources that are good and read them as needed, but don’t spend time just browsing for information.
  • Spend most of your time taking action, not reading!
  • Actually schedule your business into your day.  If you’re just waiting for time to work on it, it won’t ever happen.
  • Have daily and weekly tasks, find a way to track these things to keep yourself accountable.

If you have any other tips, feel free to share them below!

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1,092 Comments

FiranyApril 16th, 2009 at 1:18 am

The biggest problem with managing time for me is the fact that since I work mostly on the Intertubes I get constantly distracted. It’s almost impossible to focus 100% on your work when there’s something else you’d like to read/do just few clicks away.

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Scotia Systems Reply:

I agree! It’s so easy to get sucked in to email, twitter, blogs etc. Just have to really try and focus :-)

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Leo Reply:

I have the same problem! Too many things are distractions, so nowadays I try to write a lot of my work offline, for example on a notepad.

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Jeff Reply:

I agree. Sooooo many distractions out there especially your friends buzzing in your AIM.

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that is a good way out. but when you again will be “catched” by a blog or smth, then think of why it was so interesting to stay there, and then use this info for your business - this is actually how you can catch the attention of your potential customers!

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You’re right! Theoretically we have a lot of informations, but practically we need discipline. I think here is the problem.

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Working online is tough with the world at your fingertips. Damn tintermerweb.

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So true. Can’t add anything to that.

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Just decide that you won’t speak to anyone or anybody until your work is done. That is what I’m doing every now and then, and it works great.

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Thats actually the best tip. You can’t make your work correct if you sit and talk to people.

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I agre with you. it is hard to focus when there is somethink to read just a click a way.

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Luxury Brooklyn apartments & condos Reply:

No.. I am quite used to multi tasking. If my work at one particular time requires me to focus 100percent, I log off Facebook and twitter. Otherwise I take periodic breaks every 45 mins to check on my mail and stuff. I would seriously get bored otherwise.

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Cat Illnesses Reply:

Yea this is so true. Taking breaks and adding variety to your task schedule is very important to keep the work interesting and keep you motivated.

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Joel Reply:

The most important thing about getting your work done is not multi tasking or taking breaks. It’s about planning, I believe.

Ever since I started planning my days beforehand, things have been going good and as of now - my goals are higher than ever! Wish me luck towards succeeding with IM :)

/Joel.

AML Reply:

I had same problem… But then, I was advised by a friend to use to use “rescue time”. I could now manage my time more effectively than before, because I’m now able to see how much time I spend on non-sense things.

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Rose | MN Law AdviceApril 16th, 2009 at 8:10 am

I should learn to adapt the Parkinson’s Law. This reminded me of a particular grade school teacher that I had. She’d take my test paper–finished or not finished :D

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Los Angeles Web DesignApril 18th, 2009 at 9:44 am

For me, the most important aspect of proper time management is planning ahead of time. Usually people intend to waste time because they just do something in random. If it is organized in a way that’s there is a direction, wasting of time can be minimized (but not fully eliminated of course because of some external factors)

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Lån Reply:

Really NOT true!

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Minecraft Crafting Reply:

What are you talking about Lan? If you are going to say that what he says is false, please back it up with some proof or at the very least your opinion. Just calling him out like that is useless.

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Time management is of utmost importance whichever field you choose more so in running an online business. There are too many distractions when you are online and very difficult to overcome those.

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Distractions are just always there and it exists everywhere. Planning ahead makes it more easier for you to deal those properly specially if you implement proper self-discipline

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Time management is very helpful for the success path. That’s true. It is really working path for us.

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Mattress MavenApril 19th, 2009 at 12:24 pm

I now always try to put together a task list for the next day, with time allocations next to each task. Without this to focus on I’m easily distracted. Definitely a nice idea to put together an 80/20 list - going to give that a try.

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fast property sale Reply:

I agree too, its so much more organized if you write down each task that is valuable to your business that way you won’t ever lose focus.

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Dr med Dragan Stojicevic Reply:

That is a good idea., but there are so many distractions all the time

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Mailing ListsApril 19th, 2009 at 11:31 pm

That Parkinson’s Law is so true, you gotta take the bull by the horns. Great article, well written.

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earn moneyApril 20th, 2009 at 3:52 pm

yes you right key of life in managing time

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StellaApril 21st, 2009 at 6:28 am

My husband read this book, and he really, really, loved it! Has been after me to read it. All of the points you made are very true. I am a real estate agent, and that is something that the 80/20 rule can absolutely apply to!

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Quick Property SalesApril 21st, 2009 at 6:36 am

Good ideas. At a basic level, I try to write down every task I need to do. Tasks always seem a lot more manageable if they are written somewhere. Ticking off or crossing out tasks gives a motivational effect of completing something also. For me, spending too much time reading is problem. Usually I read things too quickly anyway and don’t absorb everything.

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Bob SloanApril 22nd, 2009 at 6:33 am

Thank you for the reminder. It might be a good thing to read this article once a month, and do as u say. there are so many interesting informations out there, and so little time :)

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Khaled Quadrant vansApril 23rd, 2009 at 2:19 am

My time management is terrible I get everything done but it usually involves me working late night to achieve what I want. Planning your day definitely makes it more productive along with prioritising the important tasks, as well as learning to delegate work to other.

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Gry dla Dzieci Reply:

I think that you shouldn’t work for yourself/on your own schedule unless you’re able to effectively manage your time. I wouldn’t be able to work for myself because I’d be spending twice as much time procrastinating and in the end of the day i’d got maybe 4 hours worth of work done by working 12 hours.

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Harriet Morris Reply:

Managing your time is an ongoing exercise in learning time management - it’s not chicken and egg here, you develop business and time management skills in tandem.

One thing that is vital is to analyse when you do your best work - are you a morning person? If so do the hardest tasks then.

Anything you really don’t want to do make yourself do it at the same time every day, but for 5 minutes only. This low-pain repetition removes your mental barriers to things like managing accounts etc.

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Leon Belenky-Dedicated ServersApril 23rd, 2009 at 9:04 pm

Great ideas for keeping up with time management! Planning really can make a difference, and I find that setting small, realistic goals for each day makes getting those big, weekly tasks done more quickly and on time. Thanks for the tips!

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Sisal RugsApril 24th, 2009 at 3:13 am

Time is so important that it should not be wasted. That’s why a list of activities per day can be very useful however, self-discipline is always needed to follow this order.

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Andrew | ustanovitev podjetjaApril 24th, 2009 at 1:01 pm

Parkinson’s law is something I should start to take into consideration. I’m “starting” to work on my diploma for three months now. Now I’m faced with two months deadline and a lot of pressure I could avoid with giving myself less time for tasks. I hope the perssure will at least help me to actually do it.

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LaptopsApril 25th, 2009 at 2:41 am

you’ll get better faster if you give yourself short deadlines to get things done.

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Miami Web DesignersApril 25th, 2009 at 11:59 pm

good articles , giving yourself shorter deadlines is really an effective way to complete tasks

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Promotional ProductsApril 26th, 2009 at 7:06 pm

Great article, I think the most important yet toughest aspect is actually implementing these two laws into your everyday business life.

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Erik | CurtainsApril 27th, 2009 at 8:37 am

That Parkinson’s Law is interesting. Haven’t heard of it before, but it makes sense. In a way, it’s about pushing yourself to get more done in less time, instead of being content to mosey on along, until a task eventually gets completed.

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I would recommend thinktq.com for those that just cannot get their time management inline. It is crucial to business. I use google calendars to keep me on track, because I get the reminder emails to my phone that don’t take anytime to read, but allow me to stay on course :)

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GladiorApril 27th, 2009 at 11:49 pm

One law i once heard and use: Do everything you need to do within 48 hours. If you don’t you’ll probally never do them. It works great and covers most off these laws to.

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DietaApril 28th, 2009 at 5:53 am

You’re right about mail addiction. I check my email every 10 minutes. That’s the first I need to change about my computer habits

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Leon Blenky-Compare Web HostsApril 28th, 2009 at 10:54 am

Wonderful ideas for keeping up with time management. I also find that having a checklist to go down helps me stay motivated and keeps me on track so I dont wonder off to email.

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Cool GiftsApril 28th, 2009 at 11:25 am

I have been having a task management issue of late. I just say that I need to get some work done. I sit down and find that I have no real direction. I will definitely try your method this week. I will make lists and give myself deadlines for my tasks.

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GusApril 30th, 2009 at 4:16 am

In the present I have often had trouble managing my time. But I have been taking a course in Mindful Living, and through that I have got a much clearer idea of the things that courses me to not been focused on the tasks I have to do. I can recommend you to take a course in Mindfulness..

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FiggieApril 30th, 2009 at 4:21 am

I think it is some very good advices, but what happened to good old fashioned concentration and hard work? Sometimes one just have to work hard and not think that much. It workes for me!

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broadbandireland.ieMay 1st, 2009 at 3:56 pm

I recently had a time management course and the 80-20 rule is so true. However, it’s important not to put off tasks as they don’t generate income (e.g. admin) or the then get out of control and then create more labour intensive tasks for later!

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Spanish SinglesMay 3rd, 2009 at 9:40 pm

To sum it up, it is important to know the most important things. As they say first thing first so that you will not have to waste time on the things not so essential to the success of everything you do.

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Blake IpsenMay 4th, 2009 at 11:29 am

Time management is crucial to anything you do in life. The most important things should be give the correct amount of time,which allows you to get them done but also have time to do the things that are less important.

I want to read that book- sounds very helpful!

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Edward.HMay 5th, 2009 at 2:26 am

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Setai MiamiMay 6th, 2009 at 3:47 am

This is great advice. Time is one of the most limited resources we have and focusing on what’s important is crucial if you want to be successful, no matter what you do. What one needs to do is identify what’s important, and it’s not as easy a task as it may seem.

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I think that we do not need any time saving software or schedule our activities in order to manage our free time. We need to live, leave all of our gadgets behind and focus to those things that are important. Family, relations, friends these are the factors that shape our lives and need to be strengthen with most of our time and energe.

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I like that you analize everything to the smallest detail to get the best effect.

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darrin_bodybuildingMay 6th, 2009 at 6:39 pm

I think Tim Ferriss also talks about both of these principles in The 4-hr Workweek.

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Toronto Web DesignMay 7th, 2009 at 11:39 am

Very Good article. Gives a starting point for time management. Often feel so much to do including reading, checking email and managing other tasks. I would give it a try for sure.

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Tips for Saving MoneyMay 11th, 2009 at 6:31 am

Thank you for the information. That’s really interesting how the Parkinson’s law works. Thank you for sharing that with me. I’ll probably get more done now that I’ve read that!

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Time management is essential. It’s a difficult task to manage your time effectively, but with the correct knowledge and practice it can be achieved.

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me my self still always learning about time scedule.. especially discipline it

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It seems to me that the best way for me to stay productive is to use a combination of techniques.

-Sticky reminders placed on my desk/monitor
- A notebook on my desk with daily tasks
- Important tasks monitored in Outlook

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Odchudzanie PoznanMay 13th, 2009 at 6:20 am

You need to have a set of clear goals for a day and keep to it. If you have the exact ammount of stuff to do in set timeframe you should be able to avoid wasting time.

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It is amazing how much more productive you can be when you keep yourself on track; I enjoy making a “to do” list and checking off items as I accomplish them. It is really motivating to stay on task when I see the list getting smaller! Great advice for everyone, thanks

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FiggieMay 19th, 2009 at 1:29 am

If you have a hard time managing your time, then it is just a symptom on the difficulties one can have with concentration and stress. It is not always so, but it can be one of the reasons.

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GusMay 19th, 2009 at 1:33 am

@Figgie: I agree on your point of view. I have personally experienced how stress has influenced my efficiency. I have had profeesional help to deal with it.

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Gus and Figgie, I agree completely. the righ frame of mind is essential for sucessful business.

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Action is the key to success for any new web marketers - Most will over analyze whatever they are working on & not take action. The one step at a time rule must be adopted & take a minimum of one step a day, eventually you get there.

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SouravMay 21st, 2009 at 5:40 am

Proper planning is the key to success.You have to set your aim according to your business needs.Also you have to set priority importance to your works if you have many tasks to do.

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KasperMay 21st, 2009 at 7:44 am

Good article for more effectivity.
The constant checking of emails is a big problem for me aswell. When i hear that “ding”-sound i just have to check out what it’s about.
Clients really appriciate the fast reply, but the time i use on it is pretty ugly. :/

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NarcisMay 25th, 2009 at 4:59 am

I do agree with your points of view, yet the most important way of having an full best quality managed work is by scheduling your tasks

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Tatang SulaemanMay 26th, 2009 at 7:06 pm

Most will over analyze whatever they are working on & not take action. The one step at a time rule must be adopted & take a minimum of one step a day, eventually you get there.

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homecontrolehMay 29th, 2009 at 5:14 am

I agree on your point of views.I have had professional help to deal with it.thanks for sharing.

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StancjaMay 29th, 2009 at 6:19 am

I usualy let my work stack up till the last moment and then just do it all as quickly as possible just before the deadline.

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Very interesting post. I’m very familiar with Pareto’s law, but had not heard of Parkinson’s interesting summary!

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DropshippingJune 1st, 2009 at 4:17 pm

ohh man! I am SO guilty. I spend too much time on stupid things instead of taking action.

I am an information eater, and I know my business would be way better if I spend less time reading and more time doing.

thanks for this post.

Cheers!

Alex.

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OhrproblemeJune 2nd, 2009 at 7:22 am

Nice article, thanks.
I am looking forward to read your next great article.

Best regards.

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KeeganJune 2nd, 2009 at 1:16 pm

I’m on the internet all day and there is way to many way to get off track.

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SteffenJune 2nd, 2009 at 10:02 pm

Time management is also one of my challenges. You are correct, we have to identify what matters most to make the most of our productive time. I will personally take note of that. Thank you for this information.

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Most true alcoholics do not die from alcohol abuse, they die from the complication of years of nicotine addiction. If these alcoholics can use 12 step programs to quit drinking alcohol, why cannot they also use that same AA doctrine for smoking cessation? It makes sense to me that while addressing the area of the brain that is responsible for addiction, and truly claim to have arrested their disposition for addiction, they would also quit smoking as well? What is the ultimate goal in abstaining from addictions to deadly substances like alcohol? Could it be to save their life? Why do 12 step programs brag about success in addiction, and ultimately die from smoking cigarettes, like their founder Bill Wilson? How effective are 12 step programs? Could this be AAers deadly self-will at work?

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LeonJune 4th, 2009 at 9:03 am

Time management entails discipline. And you nailed it, checking emails every now and then can really consume time… and so with IMs (yahoo, hotmail, etc) keeping them open while working online tempt us to chat once in a while. so it is indeed more helpful to us if we will limit the time we spend for stuff like that.

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Another great way to prioritise is creating a 2×2 table, box one for critical & due, 2 for critical, 3 for urgent admin & 4 for non urgent admin. It helps as you travel through the boxes ticking off items in a logical way - as long as you don’t spend too long writing lists!

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Providence MoversJune 8th, 2009 at 8:44 am

That is good advice, though I don’t know if it will always work. I think the key is to practice getting things done efficiently and on a set schedule. For example, it would probably take me about 20 minutes to type up a blog post such as this one, but you can do 3 posts in 20 minutes. I’d still be happy with it only taking 20 minutes each but with enough practice maybe I’d be able to reach your level of efficiency. It’s all about mastering your tasks and being efficient.

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Bulk Email MarketingJune 8th, 2009 at 9:11 pm

Right, I have heard of that law before. But is seems to me that a lot has to do with creating processes too. The first time I do things it takes way longer than when I master the task and break it down into steps. Plus, if you do this, you can outsource it as well, or hire someone to help. Good post.

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Nice post.
Proper planning, knowledge in your domain, information about your domain, proper information about the competitor and more are very important for getting success in business or initiative.And yes time is one of the most crucial point not only in business but in life also.Proper utilization of time is very important to get success in your business because within a limited time you have to cover each and every things of your business…from gathering of funds and resources to future planning.

Thanks

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Ayer @ needleworkJune 12th, 2009 at 9:12 am

It’s true that one is capable of writing even 2 posts in just a matter of half an hour. I guess, aside from conditioning your mind of the time pressure to finish a post, that enables you to finish a one in no time, I think it’s also the enthusiasm and so much interest on what you are about to right that maters most. On my part, I always like writing and needlework. With that I find it really fun to write anything on needlecraft.

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Thanks I have a lot of trouble with my time management I think I just have a lot of bad habits.

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Keeping to a time plan can go wonders for your time management for a work from home business. You also have to learn to make sure you keep work time for work and home time for home, so you don’t fall into the rut of working all the time or doing house items during work time either.

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Jonathan DanielJune 15th, 2009 at 10:10 pm

I’m probably one of the world’s worst when it comes to time management. This post is better. The 80/20 part applies to me the most.

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Jonathan DanielJune 15th, 2009 at 10:13 pm

The 80/20 part applies the most with me.

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That’s why a list of activities per day can be very useful however, self-discipline is always needed to follow this order.

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I think the best thing to do for time management is outsourcing things you don’t have to do yourself. For example, having someone else manage your PPC campaign or getting an intern to manage small online tasks like going through emails or blogs.

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Time management is a problem for most people. Keeping a diary of tasks required to be completed and actually physically crossing them out as completed helps me. I also try to keep my to do emails in one place rather than the long list of items staring at me constantly and then make a specific time each day to clear out the ones that I can and follow up on the ones that require follow up.

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I like Parkinson’s Law. It makes a lot of sense. With a short amount of time you stay focused on the one project. With a lot of time, I think you switch from project to project, by doing this you lose time trying to refocus.

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I think that these need a little updating. You said that we need to put the laws to use, which I agree with. Because nowadays, its not just that we’re checking our emails multiple times, we have new social networking sites that have become an obsession, an addiction even. Limiting yourself to only certain days on the site helps out greatly.

Honestly, when it comes down to it, the only think you need to have is self discipline. To me that’s more important than any of the laws.

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Great post! I agree that time management is very important. Pareto principle is really effective be it at work or at home. The more we plan, the more time we have for ourselves and our family while we earn exponentially. With the help of time management, I usually just work 3 to 4 days a week while I spend the rest of the days with my family doing things to together like swimming, going out for ATV adventure, etc… You might also want to check out Stephen Covey’s books. It would tell you to focus on the Big Rocks first and quadrant II tasks.

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I use Pareto’s Law to get thinks done on their time and it’s really very effective.

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now,i am still trying but sometimes i feel bored
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Time management is essential and should be done especially those who are spending most of their time in the offices or doing work. By doing the same in terms of marketing. You can definitely become an effective marketer using te same principles in time management.

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Organization is really the key to managing your time-if you make a schedule for everything, then huge amounts of work can be less overwhelming and more doable.

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you’ll get better faster if you give yourself short deadlines to get things done. Really appreciable.

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I find scheduling everything including recurring tasks through Google Calendar has really helped our productivity.

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Staying organized is really the only way to manage your time effectiveness. I find that if I map out set times during the day to do certain items, I am much more likely to get them done at a reasonable pace, instead of rushing around at the last minute

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Pareto’s Law is the real deal. True for any organization and many situations involving human coordination.

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“Have daily and weekly tasks, find a way to track these things to keep yourself accountable.”

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Nice post.
But to manage time properly all you need is strong will power.I feel lazy even when there is work to be done.I waste the time and later on I just think that it was the biggest mistake to waste that time and not completing the job on time.There may be some softwares or websites available online but can they help if you yourself don’t have the will power to complete the work on time.

Thanks

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Or even change it to the 90/10 rule, sometimes it seems like 80/20 does not even call it right.

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I should learn to adapt the Parkinson’s Law. This reminded me of a particular grade school teacher that I had. She’d take my test paper–finished or not finished

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Proper Planning really can make a difference, and I find that setting small, realistic goals for each day makes getting those big, weekly tasks done more quickly and on time.

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To do list is the first thing for every self-employeed person. Make a daily list of tasks and complete it every day. This will really help to stop your procrastination.

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Hey that’s an awesome article in maximizing your time so that you dont end up cribbing that there is not time or you are always busy. I really liked the idea of Parkinson’s law, setting a time limit for every job you want to get done, i think it will be difficult in the beginning but by following it for few days religiously. it will give better result and you will be amazed to see how quick you have become, and not only you even your mind will work faster that you think it to be! A very smart method of increasing efficiency! Great post! cheers!!!

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I agree that spending too much time on one article is more harmful than helpful but you also need to take under consideration a fact that you write as fast as your knowledge allows you. If you write about the things you know it is just a piece of cake. But if some need makes you write about something alien, there’s real challenge. Try to write an article about something that you just heard about - and do it in 15-20 minutes. That is almost impossible. And even if you can do it - that doesn’t good solution after all. If you gave yourself more time you would read about the subject more and your article would be better. To do something fast doesn’t mean: to do something good.

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Great post, and I totally get what you are saying. I have been wanting to read that book as well. I guess it’s time that I make some time for myself to do it.

Im going to put that in my 20% for the week.

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I find it best to just write a to-do list every morning and appropriate times every task should take. If one takes longer I’ll have to cut down on the other so it evens out.

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One of the most dangerous things in any business environment is the tendency to put the urgent in front of the important. Good time management will keep your focus on the things that are most important to the long-term success of the business. And it’s also good to remember that whatever tasks cannot be completed in the allotted time can be delegated to others. And for those who say they don’t have the budget for assistants, always remember the college interns who love to work for little or no money in order to get on-the-job experience.

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I know what you mean. Realizing that the menial jobs should take the least amount of time only adds to the efficiency of your job. And keeping yourself under pressure always helps you keep yourself on the edge. A very helpful post. Thanks!!!

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Great post.
Its a pin in the @$$ to get my employees to stop wasting time in the office. Maybe I should take a printout of this post and hang it in the office for all to see.
That should get things back on track.

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I admit that i spend a lot of time working with things that are not really necessary. But then i read this post. This is great! I want to apply these two Laws! Thanks for the good advice! :D

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“One area where a lot of people have problems with running an online business is time management. Too many of us spend too much time on the things that don’t matter and not enough time on the things that do matter.”

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I have manage my time well .. but sometime I feel 24 hours a day is not enough…

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Great tips! I have recently started using Notepad as a ‘to do list’. Each night I list the top 6 things that HAVE to get done the next day, then a list of ‘misc. tasks’ after that. This has really helped my productivity.

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I remember 80/20 from school. Didn’t think much of it at the time…but you could say that about a lot of things. Thanks for reminding me of what I already knew..but forgot!

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“Too many of us spend too much time on the things that don’t matter and not enough time on the things that do matter.”

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I have no problem with achieving maximum effectiveness - but my methods are not always understood and appreciated because… IF I’m about to work for few hours I do my work for about 15 minutes and than I make 15 minutes break. And that way I also was learning while studying on university (I could study the whole day taking breaks only for eating and toilet). I think this is very good method for those who have so called: mental job. Using a brain is not as easy as using muscles and some freshness need to be still around. I need that freshness and I need common breaks to sustain my brain maximum effectiveness.

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“Parkinson’s Law states that a task will swell in perceived importance and complexity in relation to the time allotted for its completion. In other words, a task that should only take an hour to accomplish can easily take a week if you give it that much time.”

I have experienced this so many times in my life. Thanks for the tip because now I will give myself shorter deadlines.

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Great Post, for me time management is all about prioritizing what’s most important and allocation a certain amount of time to that task. Writting tasks down i feel is really important to achieve a certain amount of work within the day…

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Great advice. Time management can be the most difficult process to comprehend. BUT once you figure it out, you’ll surely be on your way to success.

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“We’ve just learned two ways to make better use of time: first to identify the most important tasks, and secondly to give yourself short deadlines to get things done. By using these two laws together you can get a lot of things done each day”

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Good advice! In our daily activities it is very important to manage our time. We don’t have to keep on rushing things when our time has been manage well.

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Excellent advice on time management… and, as many of us do, concentrating our time on what is productive as we can so easily err towards doing stuff we ‘like’ but isn’t necessarily what will bring in the pennies.

I implemented a task list last month and keep it constantly open on my desktop and have found it keeps me focussed and motivated.

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I actually do work as a part time internet marketer and my worktime is 4 hours per day, which is quite little. Even if I stay focused and do a lot of work in only 4 hours (write press releases, submit to directories, check articles, write for article marketing etc.) I always get into other stuff and by the time I know it I’m already an hour pass the usual time. It’s just that there is so uch to read and do and you can’t just ignore so much information always available on the net.

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“Spend most of your time taking action, not reading!”

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I’m guilty of that 80/20 rule. I really spend too much of my time doing nonsense stuff. Maybe that’s the disadvantage of being a freelancer. Nobody holds your time, just you. Try to control yourself. Finish important things first before some less important stuffs. Give yourself a reward once your done with your work.

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I agree with the comment-er immediately before me. Acting without brushing up on the current trends/techniques/tools of the day could threaten your effectiveness and result in time wasted. The key is balance. With the advent of social media’s business usage, professionals must balance their time between growing and doing. You could tweet all day…but that’s not the point. It’s a tool like any other than must be managed and dealt with from a time-management point of view.

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Time management is really important. People must know how to budget there time for them to get there work perfectly and can gave time as well to their family.

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Time management is the name of the game. As a San Diego Realtor, if I’m not on top of my schedule things can fall apart quickly.

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Betty BoopOctober 13th, 2009 at 8:22 am

Great information….i like your post….thank’s for sharing.have a great day!I find this very useful and I hope you write more.

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This is really my problem. Because i am really a busy person but my wife help me out to decide for the right manage of time and now i can spent time with my family. Time management is really important.

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KL KarringtonOctober 14th, 2009 at 2:32 am

Time management is a need. Think of what works best for you. IN my case, I prefer to multi-task. I finish work easier and faster that way.

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Summerlin real estateOctober 14th, 2009 at 1:02 pm

Time management is important for a person, either he is a businessman or related to any other professions. People pretend that they are good at multi-tasking, but i think that’s a biggest problem which can be overcome by managing your time to do the important thing first. You have to be Self Organized to manage your time & stop multi-tasking because it consumes your time & waste your energy. We should be focusing on the “First Thing First” quote.

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JakeOctober 16th, 2009 at 5:39 am

Time management is one of the important thing as a businessman. Family also needs time to have bonding.

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hi,

Time management is the very important things in the life to get success and manage each and every thing in the proper way.Thanks for the article.

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Thank you for sharing the information. That’s really interesting how the Parkinson’s law works.

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Patrice KellyOctober 19th, 2009 at 12:21 am

Parkinson’s law, though we try to deny, exists and is something that is easily tapped inside of us.

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diy home improvementsOctober 19th, 2009 at 11:11 am

I’m experiencing some problem in managing my time. Some days, I end up wasting my time just doing non-sense stuff. Then at the end of the day, I have tons of work to do. Hopefully soon, I could discipline myself on how to spend my time wisely.

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panic anxiety disorderOctober 19th, 2009 at 2:42 pm

Time management is one of the great things must people know so that they can do all there everyday works and also can manage to make time with family and friends.

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NathOctober 20th, 2009 at 2:57 am

i try and manage my time effectively but becomes difficult in a small business environment when you have to perform multiple job roles. Also when staff members are on holiday it becomes even more of a problem. Some of the theory is excellent but applying it practicly is almost always impossible.

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The title is very inspiring! The post is very stunning and must for the hopeless person.thanks for sharing the information.

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As soon as people will set goals and achieve them not otvlekayat for food, rides, friends, etc. etc. it will be beyond human

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SEO ManchesterOctober 22nd, 2009 at 6:59 am

Time management is key when running any business, especially SEO in Manchester, organised planning leads to an effective SEO strategy, applying the 80/20 method to each project will facilitate better results short term.

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MASOctober 22nd, 2009 at 7:26 am

Useful Stuff!

Time Management always seems to revolve around the law that:

“Whatever you want to do is almost always preceded by something you don’t want to do that absolutely must be done first.”

Don’t quite know where to attribute this, but by getting the stuff you don’t want to do ‘done,’ you can more effectively move into the things you like to do.

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I agree with the comments above. Time management is really important especially to those busy people.

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Great information to use our time very effectively. Its a great tool for online people to measure the growth of the environment.

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Short sale Las Vegas AgentOctober 23rd, 2009 at 12:48 am

Time management is essential. With all the tasks that is set to be done and with all the deadlines, timetable is a must. The Parkinson law also helped in achieving a particular goal. It is a need to write down and establish priorities, so it won’t pile up.

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superfoodsOctober 23rd, 2009 at 4:22 am

Managing my time? Isn’t that a very daunting task? Thanks for the tips and advice.

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Patrick OdenOctober 25th, 2009 at 2:00 am

This is why I create deadlines for myself and stick to them. If I know that I only have until tomorrow to finish something, even if it’s not due for submission for a week, then I’ll more likely do it tomorrow and be done, rather than let it swell into a major undertaking.

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hydrofloss irrigatorOctober 26th, 2009 at 5:39 am

In order to become successful with your business, you have to spend time with it and most of all set up some realistic goals that coincide with your business perspective.

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Discipline is the key to everyone’s success! Without strictly following your schedule everyday, you’ll be experiencing lots of problems. It is certain to happen that at the end of the day, you’ll have tons of unfinished work in your desk.

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how to make wineOctober 26th, 2009 at 10:36 am

Who is a person that has used time management and had beome a successful person beacause of it. I need someone that is pretty famouse and have alot of info about their time management because I have to write a long paper.

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Short sale agent in Las VegasOctober 26th, 2009 at 7:58 pm

Time management is quite essential especially if there are a lot of things for you to do. Proper organization of activities will help you complete all your assignments and task. For me, I either use my notebook organizer or mobile phone with alarm, to help me remember things I must do and complete before my day ends!

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popcorn popperOctober 28th, 2009 at 8:16 am

I agree with the comments above. I think it is not just businessmen, i think all people must know time management.

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VictorOctober 31st, 2009 at 4:40 am

The biggest problem with managing time for me is the fact that since I work mostly on the Intertubes I get constantly distracted. It’s almost impossible to focus 100% on your work when there’s something else you’d like to read/do just few clicks away. That’s a good effort you have put on the network through your blog. I appriciate your work.

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Get Auto InsuranceNovember 1st, 2009 at 7:06 am

WELL nice thoughts mate, but there are many people in the world, who searching the ways to kill the time :), anything you wanna say about them ??

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petrol rc carsNovember 1st, 2009 at 7:21 am

Time management….I would say that this is probably one of my weakest areas…I run three websites and with christmas coming, my attentions are now focused to generating more traffic and improving conversions.

But this takes time and time has to be well managed…especially running three websites.

If many webmasters are link building for SEO purposes, it is best to set aside one or maybe 2 hours a day for link building so by the end of the week, you would have accumulated 120 hours in quality SEO!

I really think a lot of it is down to motivation and mindset. If you are focused then it is easy to get the important jobs done. If you aren’t, they are harder to accomplish.

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discount Laptop cpu fansNovember 2nd, 2009 at 4:57 am

Thank you for the reminder.The biggest problem with managing time for me is the fact that since I work mostly on the Intertubes I get constantly distracted.

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Brown Bean BagsNovember 2nd, 2009 at 5:14 am

Time Management is one of the hardest things to do when you are self-employed. You make some very simialr points to the ones made by Tim Ferriss in the 4 hour workweek.

Stephen

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Geld LenenNovember 2nd, 2009 at 8:16 am

When starting up a business it’s very important to manage your time effectively. But I think you always have to invest a decent amount of time in developing your skills, and your business.

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אקזקיוטקNovember 2nd, 2009 at 1:04 pm

Those advices are so true.
This is what works for me- when I have little things to do, it can take me forever to get them done. However, if I have many tasks at once, I get a little big “stressed” but in a good way. I get into an operative mode and start working and doing and operating.
So, the best way for me is to condense my tasks into confined periods of time. That way I have a defined time slot for my tasks which get my energy to start flowing, and I get into this operative, efficient and focused mode. I help myself define those time slots by appointing meetings or other activities at the end of those defined time slot.

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add-adhd childrenNovember 2nd, 2009 at 8:27 pm

This really gives a positive output to be effective on having a Time Management.
With this great idea of a time management it could:
1. Decrease disappointment
2. Having good achievement and a piece of mind
3. Unlocking yourself to more satisfaction
4. Getting more quality time

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CNovember 3rd, 2009 at 6:59 am

Fantastic post. It really reminds to the people that time management is really important.

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ReyNovember 4th, 2009 at 11:43 am

Great post. Makes a lot of sense.

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JohnNovember 5th, 2009 at 9:02 am

Hmmm so I don’t quite get it. If I list the things that earn me some income under 20%, I get a total of like 2 - 1 major project and 1(or 2) minor one. Major is like the main money maker that could span for as long as a month or more. Minors are just easy ones that are too good to pass up but earns ok, and is done in a few days.

On the 80% side, I would have the checking email, reading blog and some other stuff. But the fact is that the 2 things on 20% take up most of my time, while email checking and reading blogs I just do in between. Well my main email, where everything is forwarded, is open all the time whenever I’m online. It’s impossible that I close it unless my computer is turned off.

This has got me confused. But it’s a good article nonetheless. :D

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GiovanniNovember 5th, 2009 at 9:30 am

Nice post and nice blog.

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Max RodriguezNovember 5th, 2009 at 4:02 pm

I definitely agree, time management is key in this day and age - good post!

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FrmClubNovember 6th, 2009 at 6:11 am

very useful, thank you

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MarcoNovember 6th, 2009 at 7:09 am

I agree. Time management is really important.

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nice blog…I like the blogs.

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WeddingphotoshotNovember 7th, 2009 at 12:06 pm

I think often in business the thing that your business lacks is the thing that your are worst at. For many this might be sales, or marketing, I believe when prioritising your task if you are not going to outsource what you are bad at you should start with these task. Set yourself an appropriate goal, so for example if cold calling is your weakest area dont set yourself a goal to call 100 people set yourselft a goal to achieve one sale or appointment each day from the coold calling activity. That way your business will get the thing it need most.

This can work whatever you 80/2- rule shows up

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SamNovember 8th, 2009 at 6:35 am

Internet marketers are really prone to distraction especially that “we” are working on the Web. Distraction is just a few clicks away. A lot of people are fun of wasting their time on not so important things. An example, playing applications on facebook. lol. I’m a fan myself. :P

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JoeyNovember 9th, 2009 at 5:03 am

First time to heard of Pareto’s Law and Parkinson’s Law.

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Cardigan CottagesNovember 9th, 2009 at 9:04 am

Does it really take you only 15 minutes to write an article? May I ask how long your articles are generally? Because this is my stumbling block. I started an article 4 hours ago, and I’m still at it.

I relate to the information overload issue, at times I am taking so much in, and getting pulled in so many different directions that I actually end up not moving in any direction at all. I’ve got the worst habit of taking on too much at once, and just either get frozen due to the above too much information, and spread myself far too thinly. So, now, I’m learning to break things down into smaller chunks, and using something very similar to the 80/20 table you mention.

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Jason TippNovember 10th, 2009 at 1:57 am

I have always problems with managing my time. Sometimes I could spend the whole day staring at some nice mountain view or just riding my bike. Other days it occurs that I had plenty of work to do, and now I’m late with everything. Sad.

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Jobs PhilippinesNovember 10th, 2009 at 7:12 am

I think the parkinson’s law would be very helpful. Sometimes pressure is a good thing to get things done.

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OliverNovember 10th, 2009 at 6:26 pm

Every human are vulnerable to get lazy from time to time because were humans. All we need is a good self discipline to make things done.

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Laguna RealtorNovember 11th, 2009 at 1:11 am

Very interesting stuff! I think in order to improve ultimate time use a person must identify tendencies, attitudes or weaknesses and then develop skills and abilities to address and overcome them. You can’t improve time use, it is a nebulous concept.

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StandbyNovember 11th, 2009 at 10:10 am

When writing your posts/articles, do you come up with an outline first or just go at it? Like a few people mention above, sometimes it is really easy to get caught up in all the information out there and we end up spending too much time reading or over thinking what is really just a basic task.

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Mr ForedragNovember 11th, 2009 at 1:16 pm

When it comes to organizing your day, there are some more advices that I would like to share with you and to ad to the blog;

To not look at the email every third minute, you can disable the function so that the email icon showing an email popping in.

Making a list over what to do each day and ticking it off. It can be done as tasks as well

Make sure you get your breaks after 45 minutes working, that way you will stay focused

That’s all for now

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Managing time has always been an issue for me. These help a lot.

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That Pareto’s Law is useful. I always use when i can.

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I really appreciate the 80/20 rule. Will give it a shot!

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CarstenNovember 15th, 2009 at 9:46 am

Hi

I love it. Could save my sanity =)

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bestpricemovingNovember 16th, 2009 at 3:03 am

It is really a good article; generous yourself shorter deadline is actually an effectual way to the entire tasks

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I am an email checking junkie. I probably check it 10+ times a day and I always tell myself not to but in the end I do it.

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Jay RutherfordNovember 17th, 2009 at 9:06 pm

I know it’s silly, but I manage time by keeping an organizer with me.
-Jay the DV Cable guy

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Great ideas for keeping up with time management! Planning really can make a difference, and I find that setting small, realistic goals for each day. Thanks for the tips and nice post.

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Time management is a big problem for me in doing my jobs earlier but know I learned many things from your post and I managed to do like that. Then onwards I am able to manage my time settings. Without out a proper timing for my job i found the work so bulky and I became frustrated some times. Now I can work with a pleasant mind. Thanks for the useful tips.

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Business ManagementNovember 20th, 2009 at 9:53 pm

Time is the most precious thing for human beings and it is the main factor responsible for success in every wake of our life. Either it is a small home business or a large business, time management plays a significant role in achieving business goals.

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Good Point…

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Time management is effective toward to commencements, achievements. The best tips have been mentioned for regarding importance of time management.

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jayeshNovember 26th, 2009 at 10:04 pm

Good articles, These are really good use full tips.

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JanedoeNovember 27th, 2009 at 8:46 am

Good post. I always have trouble managing my time. There’s always so many temptations around. The first thing I need to do is work on my discipline…

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there is just always so much to do time management can be such a headache, ime supposed to be doing this, supposed to be over there over here. there’s just no end to it thanks for the post made me think a bit.

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Dan, Conveyancing DeveloperNovember 30th, 2009 at 2:26 am

You’re not kidding. I’m well aware that if we want top position in Google (which is totally critical to making any money) then someone has to be working on off-page factors. Not just once a month, or week or day, but for at least 20% of each day! My pleas for doing this seem to be falling on deaf ears. It’s hopeless. What’s frustrating is that so much time is wasted on other pointless things, when this activity would go straight to our bottom line!

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losestablosNovember 30th, 2009 at 8:19 am

Thats really great article. Pareto’s Law is best atleast helps to manage things in better way. :)

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Very nice article, i alwaya have problems with time management.

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Now, if only I can manage this well written article on time management. I will give it a try once the holidays are over. I have goals for the coming year. Thanks for sharing.

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Definately one of my main problems. I seem to get caught up with the latest bit of industry news or gossip and the time just disappears. Your tips are quite useful.

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agreed it is so important to manage your time after all we only have so long on this earth we have to schedule well to make the most of it.

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Pareto laws holds true for almost all the cases

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Konferens ArlandaDecember 4th, 2009 at 7:10 am

I am grateful to your views regarding management of time. Time affects our all the routines in our life. The outcome will be dependent on how we manage it.

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ManhattanDecember 4th, 2009 at 1:07 pm

Parkinson’s law is what holds most people back. It’s not just a lack of confidence, but an overestimating of difficulty.

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Have daily and weekly tasks, find a way to track these things to keep yourself accountable.

Agree ! :)

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Keeping to a time plan can go wonders for your time management for a work from home business. You also have to learn to make sure you keep work time for work and home time for home, so you don’t fall into the rut of working all the time or doing house items during work time either.

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lewisDecember 5th, 2009 at 11:24 pm

Great insight.
Thanx for sharing the information. I will surely going to use this.

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Sandy Billige SolbrillerDecember 6th, 2009 at 11:52 am

I would say that reading this post was actually part of the 20 % well spent on my business. Its so true. In a way you know it, but its so easy to get carried away with less important stuff, and then you feel stressed because it takes your time and you cant do it all. Thanks for sharing!

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I like that you analize everything to the smallest detail to get the best effect.

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tomDecember 7th, 2009 at 9:33 am

In the present I have often had trouble managing my time. But I have been taking a course in Mindful Living, and through that I have got a much clearer idea of the things that courses me to not been focused on the tasks I have to do.

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small business resourcesDecember 8th, 2009 at 12:08 am

I should really really follow this one. My greatest distraction is having to see my kids playing around and makes me wanna join her too.Working on a site takes a lot of focus for me and this I should really work on this 2010.Cheers to your good post!

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ProblemsDecember 8th, 2009 at 5:55 am

Proper planning, knowledge in your domain, information about your domain, proper information about the competitor and more are very important for getting success in business or initiative.And yes time is one of the most crucial point not only in business but in life also.Proper utilization of time is very important to get success in your business because within a limited time you have to cover each and every things of your business…from gathering of funds and resources to future planning.

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LånaDecember 8th, 2009 at 1:03 pm

Indeed, checking emails can be time-consuming especially if you have more than one email address. One good way to cut down the time spent is to have your other emails forward to one main email adress. I think some web-based email service allow you to auto-forward for free, or pay just a small fee. Then again you can setup an email client, but I don’t prefer this because it eats up bandwidth downloading all your emails.

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Atlanta LawyerDecember 11th, 2009 at 6:53 am

This is a really motivational post. I vaguely recall both laws from sometime in my educational career but I’m glad you brought them up. It really puts things into perspective, quickly lets you find problems. plan a solution, and execute the solution. I’ll definitely be using your advice for my business and other areas of my life-thanks!

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used bulldozersDecember 14th, 2009 at 2:41 am

I have always some problems with managing my time and to do everything I supposed to do. My husband is mad about it, but sometimes I’m just not able to do everything people expect me to do.

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jayeshDecember 14th, 2009 at 3:00 am

hi!!

Time management is the very important things in the life to get success and manage each and every thing in the proper way.

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GastonDecember 15th, 2009 at 5:04 am

Hi:

I don’t have a business yet, but I suppose if I am a one person operation, when I start listing things like buying product or setting up a web site or find ways to advertise etc; how can I separate these things?

If my site is unattractive, then people won’t order. If I don’t research and get the best prices for product, I won’t make a profit. Answering e-mails builds good will that may lead to sales, but I won’t get e-mails unless I have something attractive on the site. How is a guy to decide what goes in the 80% column. Seems like if any one of the components is not given top priority, I will fail.

For example, I understand that Google is going to start ranking sites by speed. I don’t know much about programming, but if Google has that expectation I’m going to have to learn. That could take months by itself. In the meantime, I need an income.

I am looking at a huge task here, and haven’t a clue how to follow this advice. Can you help?

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MD5 CrackerDecember 15th, 2009 at 5:38 am

So true. It’s so easy to procrastinate and waste 80% of your time!
It’s amazing how much the 80/20 rule crops up in life though. You can apply it to many things.

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DMSDecember 16th, 2009 at 5:01 am

Thanks for this tips. I’m procrastinator and often have problem with manage my time.

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WebbhotellDecember 16th, 2009 at 5:55 am

One of the things that my former boss taught me to get things done is to make a to-do list. List down at least 3-5 in order of importance. First should be the most urgent to-do, then so on… So work on number 1 first until you’re done with it before moving on to the 2nd, 3rd and so forth. He said one of the biggest things that gets people to waste too much time is by jumping from one task to another. You end up getting nothing done in the end.

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Gold and SilverDecember 16th, 2009 at 10:07 am

Something helpful is before you end, you make a (mental) note of what needs to be accomplished the following day. Prioritizing helps and don’t cram. For the small jobs, you can delegate it. Don’t try to do everything because you’ll end up doing nothing at all!

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BosDecember 17th, 2009 at 2:52 am

I could not agree at all with a variety of opinions here, is something to do the next day was planned to be obligated to maturity and success we can get

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Famous Quotes Of MelvinDecember 17th, 2009 at 4:06 am

This is a great reminder. Again, pareto principle. Very easy to conceptualize, very hard to do.

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Nice post but i would like to share my opinion day by day we can’t follow the same rules..

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tomDecember 18th, 2009 at 7:45 am

I work with a lot of sales people and they all have 80/20 printed out on paper right above their screen. it is to remind them that 80% of their revenue will come from 20% of their clients and the stat is about 90% accurate for them

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Tony GregDecember 18th, 2009 at 10:51 am

If you cannot manage your time then you do not have any right of success it is an old proverb. Companies made researches on how they can use time of their employees .

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Great angle to look at this from, great post!

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life coachDecember 20th, 2009 at 12:04 pm

Time management is the way to success…You have to be good manager of time to achieve what u desire..nice post..

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bankownedDecember 21st, 2009 at 3:24 am

I spend a lot of time working with things that are not really necessary. But then I read this post. This is great! I want to apply these two Laws! Thanks for the good advice!

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perfumeDecember 21st, 2009 at 10:34 am

You are right because there is no equivalent for time in this world. So good management of time really matters a lot.

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Rok MejakDecember 26th, 2009 at 2:08 am

Nice post which makes me to analysis my time

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GastonDecember 26th, 2009 at 11:48 am

At one point in time, Marie and I attempted to keep a Franklin Planner.

As you know, this is the ultimate time planning device.

Unfortunately, as artists, such a technique served to dramatically reduce our sense of creativity.

Even though once we shut the studio door we were free to create, somehow, just having the schedule shifted our consciousness from free flow to a place where, it is true, we would have been able to do a rote thing better, and perhaps more of it, but to do it creatively, that is another matter.

This may simply have been our temperaments. However, our production was halved using a planner, and the material we did produce was of inferior quality.

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Great tips here! The 80/20 rule is often used to prioritise to-do lists, but people mustn’t forget the little things like reading their industry news, otherwise their competitors could just overtake them without them noticing!

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jonathanJanuary 6th, 2010 at 8:34 am

excellent, The key to life/work or anything is time management, other wise time will get away and then your wonder where it went.

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Time management is one of the most important fact that defines success or failure.

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Great advise, thanks!

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Time management is the key requirement of a good marketing specialist and it was really cool to hear about the 80/20 factor.
The most important aspect is that you must never give up under trying circumstances.

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The 80/20 rule applies to everything in life and no just making money online. I hope you post more, but looks like your blog died.

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What I am particularly interested in is the percentage of people who start an online community or business, who have no financial security, and move on to actually making a living doing it.

There are about 5% of the US population who are financially secure. They can and do work when they wish, and not work when they wish.

They can hire the best web managers and purchase pay per click time all day long, every day, and not feel the pinch. They have ten million dollar trust funds taking care of the bills.

I am talking about a lot of people here. About 5% of the US population own 95% of all the stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange. These same folks own 40% of eveyrthing there is to own in America.

They graduate from college without a penny of debt, have jobs handed to them at the top echelon, and can do with their lives whatever they wish.

Without that kind of advantage, I am wondering if anyone has any numbers regarding how many people have the time and resources to start an online business and see it through to success.

A business often takes three to five years to become profitable. How many folks looking at a $17,000 student loan balance (the average), making $30,000 per year before taxes (the average), and having to work full time to get that (the average), have made a go of an online enterprise.

I am seeing lots of advertisements everywhere, and a whole lot of talk, but when it comes right down to it, I am not seeing where the money is coming from on a consistent basis.

I am seeing terrific turnover in names and sites.

And, the people who do stick around seem to be those who didn’t have a financial worry in the world to begin with.

So, could someone out there give me some pointers. I am looking for the percentage of folks who are in need of actually supporting themselves starting an online business and finally being able to buy groceries based on the income from that business.

Every shining successful face I see on the net, when you look at their background, they had lots and lots of help. But, for the rest of us, good luck If I am wrong in my perception, I would love to know that as well, and why the person things so.

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Russell DavisonJanuary 13th, 2010 at 6:00 am

Hello Dan,

Nice article. I always like to keep my ‘To Do’ list handy for when I’m waiting for something. In the 10 minutes here … and 5 minutes there …, I can chip away at one of the tasks whilst I’m waiting for; a call to be answered, a file to be downloaded, etc.

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I wish I had time to check my email more than twice! Maybe I’ll get there some time soon. Nice post!

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Parkinson’s Law is so true

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Mack McMillanJanuary 14th, 2010 at 12:16 pm

In today’s economic climate time management is more important than ever. Thanks for the reminder.

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I couldn’t agree more we all need use more time management tools.

I’m always looking for the absolute best tools when it comes to time management!

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I couldn’t agree more specifically when it pertains to the self employed. If you are self employed you had better have very good time management skills. Corporate America usually has a manager or accountability partner to help you with that or at least help you stay on top of your time.

When you are self employed you will not have that partner unless your wife or significant other is complaining because you cannot afford to take them out!

The best advice I can give is to embrace all time management tools you can and allow technology to work for you!

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I’ve read Tim Ferriss book. That was a great time. I even had a friendly tiff with my friends about his presentation. Parkinson’s law is very true to my knowledge. Thanks for sharing.

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For me the biggest problem with managing time is the fact that since I work at home I get usually distracted by phone calls for other members of the family, children tossing their ball into my yard, feeding the pets, etc, etc. That’s why I prefer working the late hours when the rest of the world around me is sleeping and everything’s calm :)

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Some of this sonds a lot like what Author and Web-Entrepreneur Tim Ferriss talks about in his book Four Hour Work Week. Though some of his theories are certainly hard to apply to certain businesses (photography and digital printing in my case) his ideas are definitely food for thought!

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Oh boy… I just realized that employing the Tim Ferriss method of skimming articles can have its pitaflls (see his Blog for speed reading tips). I completely jumped over the introduction and missed th fact that you were talking about Tim Ferriss the whole time. Sorry!

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Good advice - I also think “block time” is a good idea for people who have trouble getting things done due to interruptions. Block time is where you block certain periods of time during the day to accomplish a specific task. During that time you don’t take meetings, phone calls or anything other than what the block time is allocated to accomplish.

If you schedule it into your calendar it usually gets done.

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I have been taking a course in Mindful Living, and through that I have got a much clearer idea of the things that courses me to not been focused on the tasks I have to do.

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Time management is essential. It’s a difficult task to manage your time effectively, but with the correct knowledge and practice it can be achieved.

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I have been taking a course in Mindful Living, and through that I have got a much clearer idea of the things that courses me to not been focused on the tasks I have to do.

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It is so easy to make a list of what you will do for the whole day but the problem is when you are already on the field there are lots of circumstances that you can’t follow your list. The question is how you can cope up if there been a change on plans.

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I work mostly on the Intertubes I get constantly distracted. It’s almost impossible to focus 100% on your work when there’s something else you’d like to read/do just few clicks away.

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Time is the most important factor.I have put lots of time behind my blog. but i cant update it when i am in the university.

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Time management is a tricky subject, if you can crack it and manage your time thought out the day effectively you will find you get a lot more done.

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Yeah this is one part I’m not very good at. I find that it helps if you list down what you have to do in order of importance or urgency. Listing it down will make sure you don’t forget things later.

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I think the most important aspect that applies to a lot of people is “Spend most of your time taking action, not reading” - if you have a thirst for knowledge like a lot of entrepreneurs, you read a lot - which is a big time killer.

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Time, it is something we seem to have a lot when doing nothing, but can’t get just enough when you really need it. LOL!

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This article reminds me the proverb, “Time and Tide wait for no man” and time management has become one of the human values too

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I have red good book on this topic! I am very motivated in what i do and i am good at it only problem is that i can get carried away. TIME MANAGEMENT IS THE KEY to get the things done=)
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I love the topic of “time management”. It’s kind of funny that everyone refers to it as this as it is an oximoron. Time cannot be managed. As far as I know, nobody has ever figured out how to make more of it. You cannot mange time, you can only manage yourself and how you choose to spend the time you have. Everyone has 24 hours each day. The difference between successful people vs unsuccessful is they way people use their time.

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Listing down priorities works for me very well. Keeps me from jumping from one task to another where you might end up accomplishing nothing in the end. Also it helps me prioritize. If I see a task too big that it will stretch days, I could probably start with the tasks that can be done in minutes or a few hours. ^_^

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Pareto’s law can be difficult to apply correctly. You want to be careful you don’t cut out tasks that don’t seem important but really are. Promoting your site or business can be a lot like planting seeds at first they don’t look like there is any results but given time and the right conditions they yield results. You don’t always know which seeds will give you results.

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Time management is the main skill I think that separates successful entrepreneurs from the not so successful. It is definitely the number one skill to learn.

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Time management is very important for the success of whatever ventures we have, whether online or offline. But most of us are lazy doing things we want to do. We usually work without focus on what’s effective and has the best ROI of our time.

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Time is so important that it should not be wasted. That’s why a list of activities per day can be very useful however, self-discipline is always needed to follow this order.

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mikeDecember 8th, 2010 at 1:04 pm

i came across a group called underachievers anonymous. it is true that we find distractions to keep ourselves from success

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Thank you for the reminder. It might be a good thing to read this article once a month, and do as u say. there are so many interesting informations out there, and so little time :)

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Time and tides wait for none. That is obvious and crystal clear. One has to save time and perform all the required tasks. I agree with the articles main concern about management.

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I agree with the comments above. I think it is not just businessmen, i think all people must know time management.

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Great post. I think a question you should ask yourself is, “is what I am doing producing money?” If the answer is no, move on to something that is.

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Great post,as it really helps a lot.
I have this kind of problem,for the 8hours working,however i think i still have too much to do.
I just think i tried hard to solve every problem,however it seems like low efficiency. I am really annoying about this.
I’d like to have a try with your tips.Maybe i need to buy the book The Four Hour Workweek

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Mostly i would like to spent my time on my professional work after this remaining time to make food our self and for sleep.
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You are always very interesting. Time management is certainly important.

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In the past, I really used to struggle with procrastination. Time management in my opinion is probably the most important skill to have no matter what profession your in. The one tip that has helped me to better manage my time is to always focus on producing results instead of being busy.

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people around me always said that I did things for a long time.I try to be quick.but it is still like that.I think I will have a try as your suggestion.thanks

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Discipline and far from any distraction always works for me.
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Ever heard of the pomodoro clock before? Use it! It’s great for time.

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Great write up, just finished the 4HWW book as well its an awesome read and changed my thinking on things. Hard to stay off email though! Twice a day? Twice an hr is a stretch for me.

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Time management has to be one of the things most consistently got wrong by most people.

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The purpose of this activity is to help you to identify the things that you should really spend your time on versus the things that are important to do, but don’t lead towards creating an income.

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I Think time management is very important but stands or falls with the discipline of the person in question. Some people have it, others lack it. But i agree that this is a great set of rules to start by!

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While I consider myself good at time management, I like to read a couple time management techniques when my life has changed in a way that no longer suits my current “system.” This system doesn’t come from a book although it is inspired by techniques from many places.

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Time management is really an effective tool for success in any endeavor, it can be on or offline work.

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It’s always important to remember to spend only a couple of hours per week in doing the planning aspect of time management. This is because time management will save you around 10 hours per week. These time savings are reduced if you spend more time with the GTD software or Outlook software than actually doing your job or activities.

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i always have a problem with managing my time, so i create a list at the beginning of each day saying what i need to have done by the end of the day.
I find this works a treat.

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Time Management is a best idea for challenging any task so I make a plan to set my daily routine time so it is not a big factor for me.

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I’m just a newbie in internet marketing and I usually spend 5-7 hours a day surfing the net. I read lots of blogs and articles to learn about internet marketing. But the usual things that make me busy are checking emails every now and then, and monitor web statistics and clicked links. This time, I should not give much time doing these things and focus on those value-added to my site. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Time management is the best thing to do.

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Thanks! I learned about Parkinson’s Law quite some time ago - and it changed the way I go about things :)

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Yeah - but when you’re a born procrastinator like me, no amount of theory will open your mind lol still, its good to learn…

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Agree with 80/20 rule. Reading 4 hour work week was a great read to really understand that. Getting to checking my mail once a week was a real time saver

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