The most successful people in a field sometimes aren’t the most brilliant or skillful people in that field but people who do things or carry out activities that they know would guarantee success in the long run. Time is the only thing that cannot be recovered. “Planning and time management” is a characteristic that defines successful people. It’s a perquisite to success. As discussed earlier, we were able to see that it’s the bridge between those who are successful and those who are not. Writing down should also go hand in hand with the long-term perspective. You should discipline yourself to perform activities at a certain time that will end up in you ticking one of the important activities off your list. Brian Tracy in his book “eat that frog”, said: if you’re to eat two frogs, eat the uglier one first. This translates to you doing the most challenging, most important of your tasks first before doing the less important ones. Also to improve your performance you should also look to develop your skills always, don’t be stagnant, and always seek to improve yourself in ways that can help your long-term goals. Step out of your comfort zone. thanks for sharing
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