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Keeping your time your own can be challenging in a world of distractions and
demands. However, there are strategies that you can employ to maintain control over your schedule and prioritize your tasks effectively.
One approach is to set clear boundaries around your time. This will involve
saying no to requests that don’t align with your goals or values. You may need
to delegate tasks to others and avoid time-wasting activities like social media
or excessive email checking.
Another helpful tactic is establishing a routine or schedule that you can
stick to. This can help you stay on track with your priorities and avoid distractions
or procrastination.
Additionally, it can be beneficial to develop a system for tracking your
tasks and progress. This can help you stay organized and focused and notice
areas where you may need to adjust your approach.
Ultimately, keeping your time your own requires a combination of the
following:
· Discipline
· Focus
· self-awareness
You can do this by:
· setting clear boundaries
· establishing routines
· staying organize
· take control of your schedule
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