My question is:
“Do you know thy time?”
If you don’t measure your time, it’s tough to stop procrastination or improve your
productivity. Because if you want to manage your time better, you have to know where
it goes first. Your memory is not sufficient. If I asked you what you were doing exactly
one week ago at this time, would you have an answer? There you go.
How do you know your time? Keep an activity log. Before I even have a real session with
clients, I often ask them to keep an activity log for two weeks. An activity log is exactly
what you imagine — an hour by hour record of what you’re doing throughout the day.
The specific method you use for your activity log doesn’t matter. The only thing that
matters is that you want to keep a record for at least two weeks. Preferably, you want a
whole month of recorded activities.
I just keep a pen and a notepad on my desk and every hour I write down the time and
what I’ve done during the past hour. It’s important to keep the notebook visible, so you
don’t forget.
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