
3 Simple Tricks To Crush Productivity and Reduce Stress
There are 24 hours in a day to get things done. The hardest part is managing the most crucial hours and utilizing efficient ways to crush productivity and reduce stress all at the same time. It’s no doubt that our stress levels are going to fluctuate our entire lives; so how do we manage that stress and keep it from dictating how we live our lives?
When I worked for a pool supply company I learned how to fix different pool cleaners. Some were easier than others. One of my managers I noticed when putting the plastic belt on the wheels could do it every easily and without much difficulty. When I started to learn my other manager had me take one of the ones that had come in for repair, take it all apart and put it back together. Since it was busy that day and it was the one model of cleaner that we all dreaded because of the complexity of the small beast, that plastic belt took me three hours to put on. On the inside, I was in a rage and my thought was that if this one piece is going to take me that long I would slow the process down. However the more I did my speed and abilities increased. I found that by following simple steps I could get each cleaner repaired quicker which in turn helped increase revenue for the store and my stress dramatically decreased because I could fix more cleaners and help more customers.
Create Your day to day Flow
Scrap the unnecessary parts of your life
Get Comfortable With Everything Not Always Getting Done
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This is a great way of looking at it. Prioritising what’s important and getting rid of what’s not. Our lives are so busy these days and it can be overwhelming. But using the plan you’ve described will definitely help focus our time and effort to make the most of each day. And you’re spot on when you say some days we won’t tick everything off the list. We need to give ourselves a break and accept that we’re only human.