This article was originally published on The Epoch Times.
We all have a limited amount of hours each day to get our tasks completed. But why does it always feel like there’s so much to do but so little time?
When we think about how to better manage our time, we’re likely reminded of how much we’re wasting. While it’s important to keep a pulse on distractions such as scrolling through social media, ultimately, getting a better handle on time management has to do with focus and motivation.
It may actually be more useful to think of time management as attention management. Then, think about how you can shift your focus and energy to the projects and people that require the highest priority.
What Is the Problem of Poor Time Management?
Never having enough time to complete important tasks means you’re likely missing deadlines and goals. Not only that, no one likes the feeling of barely staying on top of emails, let alone bigger projects.
When you feel like you don’t have control over your days, stress levels increase and you may end up burning out. This can negatively affect your motivation and sense of accomplishment.
What Are the Top 10 Common Mistakes People Make With Time Management?
It all starts with awareness—these are typical time management mistakes to avoid.
Claire Tak 