When we talk about strategies for boosting productivity, we often overlook the fact certain projects lend themselves to productivity – and others don’t. It’s almost always easier to maintain productivity when working on fun projects (or projects that you’re passionate about). When faced with a tedious task that you don’t enjoy doing, you may very well lose your productive edge.
So what can we do to trick ourselves into maintaining a high level of productivity, even when we dread a particular task? The Business 2 Community blog published a list of actionable ways to approach this scenario. My favorite tips from the article include “connecting a task you dislike with one you enjoy,” and “breaking big tasks into smaller chunks.” For their full list of recommendations, read the full article below:
http://www.business2community.com/strategy/8-ways-to-find-your-work-productivity-groove-even-on-tasks-you-dont-like-01308524
Love one of our blogs? Feel free to use an excerpt on your own site, newsletter, blog, etc. Just be sure to send us a copy or link, and include the following at the end of the excerpt: “By Mark Jewell, Wall Street Journal best-selling author of Selling Energy: Inspiring Ideas That Get More Projects Approved! This content is excerpted from the Sales Ninja blog, Mark Jewell's daily blog on ideas and inspiration for advancing efficiency. Sign up at SellingEnergy.com.”
Want our daily content delivered to your inbox? Subscribe to the Sales Ninja blog!
