Studies show only 20% of time is
spent on the important activities. 80%
is spent on things that get very low or NO results. If we reverse these we can immediately get a
4 times increase in productivity. That’s
right, a 400% increase!!
Average business person spends 6
weeks a year re-reading the same information without taking action. This adds
up to three and a half years in your career spent on something that has little
or NO effect on your results.
This “Have you got a minute?” mode
is the worst way to run a practice. If
anyone can interrupt anyone else anytime they want to, then the entire practice
runs in a re-active mode.
Studies show that people who make
“to do” lists will most often do the least important (or easiest) things first.
The important things often get moved until they become urgent and then get done
in a mad rush.
Most people only schedule
appointments - not tasks or projects.
This makes it hard to focus on the important (but not yet urgent)
things.
This often leads to a messy desk and/or drawers and files.
Most people keep and file away
information only to toss it out 6 months later.
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