There’s always a lot of jargon used when it comes to talking about mindset and the different psychological approaches to work. Really, all we’re talking about is how we can approach and complete tasks in a less stressful and more rewarding pattern. When you run your own business, this is more critical than ever, as you’ll naturally carry more pressure when it comes to the desire to succeed and grow.
Putting off Tasks
It’s easy to say you’re not an organised type of person, or you don’t have the time to do the boring or necessary tasks. But, are the things you’re putting off negatively affecting your mindset when it comes to approaching your day, or even your week? Pushing inevitable tasks to the back of your mind doesn't make then go away, it just makes them seem bigger and more daunting. It can even lead to a physical feeling of being unwell and you avoiding work you’d normally enjoy.
Eat your Frogs Before Breakfast
Based on the quote from Mark Twain, the Frog is a metaphor for getting the worst thing done at the start of the day. Once you’ve done what you’ve been putting off, you’ll automatically start to feel a sense of accomplishment. With the dreaded Frog, no longer hanging over you, you’ll be able to focus on the other tasks which you find more enjoyable and rewarding.
Time Management Strategies
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