Entrepreneurs and businessmen focus greatly on the issue of time management, as they seek to find ways to use it more efficiently and enjoy the fruits of their work, but we usually find many of them immersed in their professional preoccupations all the time, or wasting precious moments in useless activities.
And the well-known American Entrepreneur website, which specializes in entrepreneurship, published a report in which it guides entrepreneurs how they can significantly reduce the duration of their work, in exchange for greater growth for their projects by adhering to three main principles.
Organize your subconscious mind
When we consciously set out to make big changes in our lives, we encounter great resistance, so when it comes to a conscious desire to improve our time management and work more efficiently, we end up looking for more to occupy ourselves with.
This is partly due to resistance from our subconscious, and also to our belief systems that stand in our way.
An entrepreneur needs to find ways to remove tasks from their platform, not add them
The plain truth is that many of us simply do not believe that it is possible to have more free time and expand our business.
So we go back to what we already know: More growth means more work.
We think we need to find more people and processes if we want to get some of our time back.
But a smart man like Steve Jobs was right when he knew for sure that an entrepreneur needs the opposite, to find ways to remove tasks from their program, not add them.
To do this he needs first and foremost to organize his subconscious mind according to the belief that this goal can be achieved.
Determine which tasks yield the best results
Doing a review of your daily tasks and grading their dividend yield may seem like more work in an already busy schedule, but it will actually free you up more than you think without affecting your bottom line.
Think about the number of tasks you do each day, whether that includes answering email, preparing reports, or taking phone calls, stress must come from those tasks that pay less but cost more, both in terms of time and money.
exert influence over yourself
As you know and everyone knows, change is scary and never easy, and naturally creates mental barriers that cause inaction, which is why you need strength and influence to overcome them.
So do not wait to fall prey to stress and find self-strength from now, this can be by talking to people who previously suffered from stress, or consulting with a therapist or doctor.
Make the horror of burnout as real as possible, so that you have to take action now to avoid it.
In short, it can be said that the issue of time management is all about giving yourself a better life, as you can certainly free up most of your time while continuing to grow your business.
All you have to do is accustom yourself to this intention, find the necessary self-strength, and then move forward.
Don't wait for stress and don't constantly whip yourself over tasks, processes, people, or practices that don't serve you.
And remember that you can choose a more abundant, happy and goal-focused life as others do, you just need to connect with the right people and the inner energy to make it happen.