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The Most Effective Time-Saving Strategy Ever!The most effective time saving strategy of all is the use of just one little word...And that's the word "No". Although not always possible to do so, you don't have to offer a long winded explanation about why you can't do something, and you'll quickly find that the most effective time saving strategy of all is the use of the word "No". If you can't say no, you lose control of your life. You can't protect your priorities unless you learn to tactfully and firmly refuse the requests of other people that don't lead you to the achievement of your goals. Small Business Operators quite often have to carry out a whole swag on non-management type duties, simply because they are the boss... NOT TRUE! In fact, you must be able to use the time resource effectively, or things will go quickly downhill. You do not have the time to take on all these tasks yourself (See delegate). Ask yourself "How does this task fit in with what I'm trying to achieve?" If it doesn't, then ask "What part of what I AM doing will I have to cut out in order to carry out this task?" A fairly good argument (in most cases) for NOT doing it. WHAT IS THE BEST USE OF MY TIME RIGHT NOW?If you find the answer is always something other than what you are doing, then something is wrong with your whole approach. You do need to take action and saying "NO" might just be the action needed! More Information: This article originally published on the Small Business Support Network. Find lots of other hints and tips there to help you start, grow, manage and promote your small business, as well as an opportunity to network with other small business operators. |
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