This time management tip has to do with setting priorities. Prioritizing the tasks that really need to get done for the day and doing them first, makes for a less harried day. I was once told to think back to the day before leaving on a vacation and remember all the different tasks that needed to be completed and how they all managed to get done.
You had to put a hold on the mail, make sure you got traveler's checks, look up wireless places for along the way, pack, get the grass mowed, get bills paid that will become due while you are gone, print out maps, and you know the list went on and on.
This is an example of prioritizing since all the tasks somehow get done and you leave on vacation. Therefore, to see a dramatic increase in your daily production, pretend that every day is the day before you are going on vacation. The night before, make a list of all the things that need to get done the next day and get them done. Repeat this process the next evening.
Pace yourself so you don't over work yourself. Otherwise you will need the vacation the next day after every high production day.
Thanks!
Rob Lang, ePro, GRI Realtor®
Realty Executives, Hedges Real Estate
300 Rockfence Pl, Lawrence, KS 66049
785-393-2274 (cell) 785-542-1661 (fax)
rob@LetRobDoIt.com (same website name if you want to visit)
NOTE: This blog was written in the past about properties on the market at the time of the blog being written and should not be considered as active listings beyond the date of this blog.
