Category Archives: Productivity and Time Management

Attention Management

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Did you know that time management isn’t the best way to boost your productivity? Even more important than managing your time, is managing your attention. Attention Management is a 34 page (6400 Word) bonus report that teaches people what Attention Management is, why it is so powerful, and how you can tap into its power for yourself.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • What Is Attention Management?
    • Why Should I Care?
    • Why Aren’t I Doing This Already?
  • Prioritization
    • Why Is It Important?
    • Best Practices
  • Control Distractions
    • Why Is It Important?
    • Common Distractions
      • External
      • Internal
  • Be Present
    • Why It’s Important
    • Four Steps To Become More Present
  • Maximize Focus
    • Why It’s Important
    • 5-Step System To Boost Your Focus
  • Find The Flow
    • Why It’s Important
    • Entering A Flow State
  • Conclusion

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Why You Procrastinate

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A huge part of managing your time better is understanding that you procrastinate and why you procrastinate.

In surveying many of the professionals and entrepreneurs I work with on a daily basis, I hear time and time again that procrastination is the biggest issue when it comes to time management. People get frustrated with themselves because they have a bad habit of procrastinating. They don’t want to procrastinate, yet it’s their default.

Consider whether these statements are true for you:

Do you put projects off, even though you know you should be working on them right away?

Do you find that you get nervous about starting a project because it seems way too difficult to finish?

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How to Master Your Time Management

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It’s no wonder you’re overwhelmed— you have way too much on your plate. There’s too much to do and too little time to do it.

You’re not alone. Very few people truly know how to manage their time well. It’s often because they have bad habits related to time management.

Here’s a test for you— do you have a clear idea of what your work goals and objectives are every day? Do you know why you’re doing what you’re doing? Are you easily distracted and do you constantly find yourself checking email and social media? Do you feel that you put in a solid daily effort? Are you tired at the end of the day but can’t put your finger on what you really accomplished that matters?

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Accountability Partner

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Who do you have to support you and hold you accountable in your business?

I might already know the answer to that question. If you’re an online marketer or you have your own business, then you might not have anyone by your side—no one to support you or hold you accountable.

It’s easy to feel like you’re all alone in your business. From your current perspective, that might even seem preferable. You like being alone—you like being able to make your own choices and do your own thing.

However, that comes at a cost. Sure, you don’t have a boss breathing down your neck and that’s a great thing. You get to do what you want to do. You get to build wealth in your business in the way you see fit

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How to Eliminate Distractions

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Close your eyes, sit back, and relax for a moment. I’m going to assume that you’re working right now or that you were in the midst of working.

Listen for a moment. What are the noises that you hear around you? Are these typical noises for your workday? Do you hear noises from the street, from the other people in the café, or noises around the house from your family?

Now, open your eyes. Take a look around your desk or whatever environment you’re sitting in right now. Is it cluttered? Can you easily access everything you need to access?

Open up your web browser. Do you have a ton of tabs open right now? Have you found yourself wasting time on social media sites?

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