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How to maximize your time? I believe the traditional time management that focuses on how to do more things in less time is restricted to repetitive and not creative tasks. So, I will describe below some ways you can maximize your time in more complex environments that may be the case of a larger number of people. Firstly, it is more important to choose what not to do than what to do. So, keep in mind true objectives and purposes of your work, and establish short and medium-term goals that will help you to distinguish between tasks and projects you should not undergo and those ones that can be eliminated. Then, decide what can be delegated to save your time, and, on long-term, what can be automatized to save future time. Secondly, keep a list of all your tasks and decrease the emotional tension caused by the feeling that you are not aware of them all. So, at the beginning of your day, highlight the tasks you will perform that day, in order from the most urgent and important down. Be realistic and stick the time each task should be fulfilled. If possible, simplify and give you the permission to be more simplistic at not important tasks. Thirdly, before beginning each task, think and visualize the result you expect from that, as well evaluate whether the results were achieved or not at the end. And when doing them, keep some toughness to interruptions you may have, giving yourself the permission to not reply, delegate, or reply latter any inquire, according to the case. Furthermore, there are excellent practices to improve your mental capacity and emotional balance like meditation (see the mindfulness one), exercises and creative leisure, that should be harmonically added to your daily tasks list.

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How to maximize your time?

I believe the traditional time management that focuses on how to do more things in less time is restricted to repetitive and not creative tasks. So, I will describe below some ways you can maximize your time in more complex environments that may be the case of a larger number of people.
Firstly, it is more important to choose what not to do than what to do. So, keep in mind true objectives and purposes of your work, and establish short and medium-term goals that will help you to distinguish between tasks and projects you should not undergo and those ones that can be eliminated. Then, decide what can be delegated to save your time, and, for the  long-term, what can be automated to save future time.
Secondly, keep a list of all your tasks and decrease the emotional tension caused by the feeling that you are not aware of them all. So, at the beginning of your day, highlight the tasks you will perform that day, in order from the most urgent and important down. Be realistic and add the time each task should take to be fulfilled. If possible, simplify and give youself  the permission to be more simplistic at not important tasks.
Thirdly, before beginning each task, think and visualize the result you expect from it, as well as evaluate whether the results were achieved or not at the end. And when doing them, deal roughly with any interruptions you may receive, giving yourself the permission to not reply, delegate, or reply latter  to any inquiry, as each deserves.
Furthermore, there are excellent practices to improve your mental capacity and emotional balance like meditation (see the mindfulness one), exercises and creative leisure, that should be harmonically added to your daily tasks list.


Really very good, I've modified only when you strayed from a more natural phrase.


I'd also measure importance and urgency as different subjects, it helps me.

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