5 Entrepreneurial Mantras To Master Productivity
#3 Work your way
Each of us has our own time of the day were we can perform the best. For some mornings will be the best time to do the major portion of their task while for some others evenings may be more efficient. However when you have a lot list of things to be done, figuring out when you are most effective will certainly be a great merit.
"It helps to know the ebb and flow of your daily energy, and to match it as closely as possible to the tasks at hand," says David Klein, cofounder and CEO of CommonBond, a platform connecting student borrowers and alumni investors to save students money on their loans. According to Klein, he has a lot of energy to crank in the morning, to manage things in the afternoon and to think on the strategies needed in the evening.
Adam Lewis, founder and CEO of Innovate CV, an industry leading provider of talent acquisition software and services is in the opinion that team meetings that are kept in the afternoons often had to be pushed back, rescheduled or skipped when another highly important issue pops up and prefers to get it done in the morning rather than never. Zadeh says "I prefer to have my regular meetings in the morning and afternoon, so that I have a block of time free in the middle of every day set aside to manage potential unplanned issues and last-minute urgent meeting requests"
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