1. Time is a finite commodity. Spend it at your workplace, and you won’t have much time for your social life and relaxation.
2. Manage your time better and plan ahead. Develop a system that works for you and not against you. Be strict-when you have worked the number of hours in accordance with your ‘System’, pack up your things in preparation for the next day, and leave the workplace.
3. Prioritise the tasks you need to complete each day. Carry out the most pressing jobs first and then turn your attention to the other ones.
4. Be assertive and say ‘NO’ if you are being asked to do more than you can manage within a time scale. But say it with a smile. If the boss persists, ask the person to let you put aside a project or a task you were working on.
5. Delegate if you are in authority. You can’t do every thing. Train and trust those for whom you are responsible.
6. Share responsibilities with your colleagues.
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Sohan Singh, MA. BSc. (Hons)CQSW.
www.ac
hievinginnerpeace.com
Life Coach---from where you are to where
you want to be---=
Author: Achieving Inner Peace
Achieving Inner Peace approaches each
aspect of our lives which disrupt our
sense of peace and security and reveals
the best methods to counteract the
negativity that creeps into our daily
lives. Using a mixture of various
philosophical and religious maxims and
contemporary stress-relieving techniques,
Sohan Singh reminds us of such
inspirational principles as:
* True happiness and contentment are not
dependent on externals.
* Anger controlled is strength.
* We create the causes of our suffering.
Author: Achieving a Healthy Balnced Life!
The book is about being a well
rounded-person, about being fulfilled in
the realization of goals. Most of us
concentrate on acquiring material
possessions or climbing the corporate
ladder, but ignore other aspects of life.
Sooner or later, we feel unhappy because
of dissatisfaction with the way we are
leading our lives. It is mainly because
our living and working is not based on
fundamnetal principles or natural laws.
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