Whether we waste our own time or other people waste it for us, we need to be disciplined and vigilant if we want to gain some time. Managers most often point to interruptions from other people as one of their main time wasters.
You cannot eliminate interruptions completely but you can manage them by some of the following strategies.
‘Pro-activity’: Owning the power to act.
‘Reactivity’: Letting circumstances and others set your agenda.
One of the key principles in effective Time Management is accepting your own power to affect how things happen around you. Although it may seem that you are completely driven by outside events your own behaviour affects your results.
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