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Save 30 Minutes a Day (and Still Sleep Late on Sunday)

October 30th, 2009 @ 6:39 am

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Tags: Hour, Minute, E-mail, Telecom & Utilities, Online Communications, Michael Heppell

If I could show you a way to gain three hours a week would you?

If so, read on for my 10 ideas on saving 30 minutes daily.

  1. Go to bed 15 minutes later and get up 15 minutes earlier. Too hard?  OK, read on there are nine more…
  2. Learn the right way to say ‘no’.  My friend uses this: ‘I’d love to (add what it is you’ve been asked to do) but I promised myself something. This year if I’m going to do something, I’m only going to do it if I know I can give it 100 percent and I’m concerned that I can’t give this 100 percent, so thank you for asking, but no.’ It works and most people give him his space.
  3. Have a big clear out. Junk slows you down
  4. Only check your emails twice a day
  5. Don’t watch the news
  6. Time phone calls and give yourself mental challenges for how long you’ll talk
  7. Move faster, walk faster and talk faster
  8. Book 45 minute meetings instead of one hour ones
  9. Learn how to delegate
  10. Buy in some help

If you test out all of the above I’ll guarantee you’ll save at least half an hour a day or even more.

‘For disappearing acts, it’s hard to beat what happens to the eight hours supposedly left after eight of sleep and eight of work.’ (Doug Larson)

(Photo: AshTR, CC2.0)

Michael Heppell has coached everyone from Davina McCall to Yo! Group founder Simon Woodroffe. He's also the author of bestseller "How to Be Brilliant" and his most recent title, "Flip It".
 
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