Happiness Actions: I Don’t Have Time

By Christi Nation

“The shorter way to do many things is to only do one thing at a time.” – Wolfgang Mozart

Do you have an overwhelming project that’s nagging at you, but something always gets in the way before you can get it done? Recently I met with a client and she said, “I just can’t get to it. Things keep popping up.” 

How does timeblocking solve the problem? Set aside an hour each week in your calendar to deal with similar items. You can use it to get through an important office project, garage clean-out, towering file stack, overflowing email inbox, or routine paperwork. 

Make a firm meeting with yourself. This is your timeslot each week to put things that normally get pushed to the back burner. Now you have a space in your calendar to say, “I do have time to do this!” There will always be something to go into that hour each week.

Until next time, here are your Happiness Actions:

  1. Ponder this quote “Lack of direction, not lack of time, is the problem. We all have twenty-four hour days.” – Zig Ziglar
  2. Click or type the link below to sign-up for the 7 Tools to Massively Control Your Time online workshop and learn specifically how to use timeblocking and other practical tools in your own work and home life. You will come away with peace of mind about what to do with your lingering to-do list. https://nationtd.samcart.com/products/7-time-management-tools/

Christi Nation, President of Nation Training & Development, has been in the training field for over 20 years and has been writing “Happiness Actions” since 2015. Her passion is to teach what she has learned and help you avoid any traps that prevent your profits, productivity, and peace of mind. Visit www.NationTD.com to overcome your challenges faster.

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