Time Management and Productivity

I've received some great advices on time management and productivity from my mentors throughout my career. Here is a small list I found valuable.

• Build a Default Time Schedule
• Do hardest stuff at your most productive time – for most, this is the morning
• Schedule things that require concentration at your best quiet time – this may be end of day, or even at home
• A way to get back some time is to use lunch to eat and meet
• Have regular meetings at beginning or end of day, so as to break up the day.

Saving even 10% each week by doing this is 4 hours, EVERY week. Which is 17 hours each month, so that we don’t have to work late/weekends to catch up to. Not to mention better performance, which leads to better compensation.

Jim Estill is the master of time management that I follow closely. You will find a lot of great info on business and time leadership on his website.