John Hurd’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article is titled “Four Ways to Stop Working Too Hard”. [‘e-Wealth Daily’ Article]


John Hurd’s latest ‘e-Wealth Daily’ article:

Four Ways to Stop Working Too Hard

While making more money does require some hard work, it’s important not to do too much work.

Working too hard leads to exhaustion and that can mean that you won’t be on top of things and little mistakes could grow to much bigger ones.

Don’t get me wrong; hard work and dedication are essential. But when it comes to managing your time, sometimes less is more. Let me explain.

1) Have a good idea of what is going on, but don’t micromanage everything. Running your own business and starting new income streams can be pretty hectic at times. Keep an eye on where money is going and where it is coming from; just don’t expect to have complete control…you’ll burn out from all the stress.

2) Figure out when you should be working. Some people work best early in the morning and then like to have the rest of the day to complete less important tasks. Then other people are the opposite. Determine when you are at your best daily and use that time to focus on one specific task.

3) Make a “to-do” list, but keep it short. I’ve seen a few of these lists in my days that have looked more like an inventory list for a giant department store and less like an achievable list of items to do in one day. I recommend doing three or four things in a day; this way, you won’t feel overwhelmed just by reading through your list.

4) Do one “big” task a day. One item on the aforementioned list should have big money potential. Now, there are some tasks you’ll be doing that won’t make much difference to the amount of money you make, and then there are the whoppers that really could make or break your next cash infusion. So, give yourself one of those big tasks each day and save the rest of your time for the smaller stuff. Juggling many big plans on the same day means you’re risking more if you happen to drop the ball.

Keep these ways to work more efficiently — even when you’re working less — at the back of your mind. You could soon find that you’re getting more done and you’re still able to enjoy your free time.

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