Seriously, it’s an amazing piece of software. Distractions destroy productivity and complicate your life.ġ6. Learn to protect your time. The data says workers are interrupted every 11 minutes. (I find it should be at least 10 days for it to become truly regenerative.)ġ4. Make sure you plan a decent holiday break once a year. When you don’t have it, you simply don’t miss it.)ġ3. (Jess and I haven’t had a TV for the nearly 6 years we’ve been married. Or at least cutback to no more than 1hr per day.
Get rid of things you never wear or don’t use anymore.ġ2. Don’t answer your phone every time it rings.ġ1. It helps me to stay focused on that which is important and gives me permission to say no to that which isn’t.)ħ. (I spend 10 minutes every Sunday evening looking at my diary for the upcoming week and planning spaces for work, rest, exercise, relational meetings etc. Be obedient to the sabbath! (That means learning how to really rest and refuel – taking one full day a week as a complete recovery day.)Ħ. (or even better, learn how to surf – no better way to start the day!)Ĥ. (This one in particular has been life-changing for me!)ģ.
Don’t check your email first thing in the morning. Turn off all technology for 60 minutes a day and focus on doing your most important work.Ģ. Here are 16 tips that I have learnt from other leaders, blogs and books, and have been trying to apply in my life to de-clutter, un-complicate and become more intentional about how I spend my time…ġ. In this world of “dramatic distraction” and information overload it is too easy to become overwhelmed, lose focus and be swept away from the things that matter most. Someone once said “it takes a genius to live a simple life” and I totally agree with that.
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