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Boss as in the Urban Dictionary bawse, or boss as in manager of You Ltd., it doesn’t matter – mastering weekly scheduling is going to catapult you into to not only knowing what you want, but also being best set up for reaching that goal. Weekly scheduling is just what it sounds like – organizing…
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There are many tips on boosting productivity that have proved to work through time and people’s experience. Meanwhile, there are also numerous productivity myths and half-truths, which may be why many of us repeatedly cannot get stuff done. Thankfully, there’s quite a notable science behind work efficiency, which can guide us through labyrinths of particular myths and tales.
Setting priorities is your main ally in helping you deal with work stress, anxiety, and underperformance.
Prioritization by itself isn’t going to magically cure all your woes. You still have to put the work in. What prioritization WILL do is give you the right mindset, confidence, and path ahead to make each day as productive as it can be.
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