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A Few Words from Regina...
 We love to shop, eat, and spend time with friends. We love to be in love, feel the love, love one another, and love the one we're with. But rarely do we hear anyone exclaim that they love to not waste time. And so this month's Top Ten Tips is to help you fall in love with not wasting your time!
Long to-do lists seem to never get done because we're plagued with distractions and reactions to everyday life. The tips below will give you an opportunity to "do" time a little differently so that you may increase the likelihood that you will accomplish what you want, when you want.
Happy February!
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Top 10 Tips: Love To Not Waste Your Time
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1. When you sit at your desk, make a commitment to begin work within 5-10 minutes of sitting. It's easy to get distracted with social media, Youtube, irrelevant emails, etc. Set a timer if needed.
2. End your workday at a specified time without letting work spill into the evening, impacting your dinner, family, or "you" time.
3. Set reminders on your phone and computer before a meeting, task, break, etc. 75 minutes before you need to take action.
4. Block out distractions, whether deleting apps on your phone or computer, or making a commitment to not visit certain websites during office hours. Eliminate your most used "time wasters."
5. Prioritize what's important to you before your day begins. Use deadlines, time needed to accomplished tasks, and the time of other people that may need to be involved as factors to consider when prioritizing. What is the most important and urgent?
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