The Flow State
Also known as "being in the zone", is a mental state of complete absorption and focus in an activity, often leading to a sense of timelessness and heightened performance.
When deadlines near and focus is your most limited resource, prioritize your objectives with most important tasks (MITs) to stay calm and collected. Hereās how to apply this simple - yet powerful - principle to your to-do planning.
Do you tip-toe around the toughest tasks on your to-do list? The 'Eat the Frog' method will help you to face those tasks without fear. You donāt need to be a āgo-getterā to try this technique, but it might just make you one! Here's how:
Every action - and inaction - has consequences. If you consider the risks and rewards of each task on your to-do list, then the ABCDE Method is perfect for you. Hereās everything you need to know about this prioritization method.
Quiet quitting is less about your work ethic than it is about employers getting what they pay for. Constant contact to work? Mandatory overtime? Informal leadership roles with lots of promise, but no pay? Letās get real about what this ātrendā is all about.
By its nature, quiet quitting can slide under the radar in workplaces until itās too late to do anything. Here are the most common signs of quiet quitting that managers shouldnāt ignore:
Truth: You can do anything - but you canāt do everything. If your to-do lists are just always too damn long, the 5/25 prioritization rule is your new best friend. Hereās why - and how it compares to other prioritization methods.