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Planohon an lihok! Although
we need to live the day as it is, there is a big difference between doing
something than doing nothing. Rest is essential but when we are resting after
being tired of doing nothing is another story.
Productivity
is a measure of efficiency of a person completing a task. We often assume that
productivity means getting more things done each day. Wrong. Productivity is
getting important things done consistently. And no matter what you are working
on, there are only a few things that are truly important.
Being
productive is about maintaining a steady, average speed on a few things, not
maximum speed on everything.
Some
of us are diving towards work which sometimes have less impact in the future. There
are those who consider that technical things can really ease future problems
forgetting about being creative and being efficient. Such endeavors wear us
out.
Most
productivity strategies focus on short-term efficiency: how to manage your
to-do list effectively, how to get more done each morning, how to shorten your
weekly meetings, and so on. These are all reasonable ideas. We often fail to
realize, however, that there are certain strategic choices we need to make if
we want to maximize our productivity for the long-term.
This
is when long-term planning comes in. Yet, there are those who have wonderful
plans but they do not know how to work them out.
It is
not necessarily a person’s job to do that task, but they have to take
responsibility for it, and be able to explain what progress has been made on
it, so they do have to be able to engage in sufficient detail (skillsyouneed.com).
This
is a pragmatic approach to enable you to track progress, so you need to take a
pragmatic approach to identifying those responsible: you need to know what’s
going on day-to-day.
But if
your ideas are only limited to words and concepts and they will not turn out
into reality, nothing will happen but purely intangible concepts hanging on
air.
Let us
contribute some action. We can fill up space now for a better change.
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