You're juggling long-term projects and daily tasks. How can you find the perfect balance without burning out?

En mi experiencia me es útil identificar las tareas próximas a vencerse y darles prioridad, a medida que voy cumpliendo, voy agregando a la lista las pendientes próximas y asi sucesivamente. Prioridad alta siempre a las habituales y que mayor tiempo me requieran, dejando para el final del mes las mas sencillas de cumplir.

I start each day by listing tasks and prioritizing them based on urgency and importance. I found tools like calendars, task lists, or project management software to organize my tasks and set deadlines useful. I can also Identify tasks that can be delegated to other team members.

I’ve learned from my former boss was to use a to-do-list notebook or notepad rather than the calendar. In that manner, I can go back to the list and discard the finished items based on priorities.

I've always found that maximizing time management not only helps me to get things done, it makes me feel more accomplished. When you feel good about your progress, continuing to make progress is easier. Good time management involves prioritizing tasks, wise delegation, and setting boundaries and can help streamline things and enhance your ability for self-care. Success starts with being time efficient.

Identify and sort all tasks accordingly. Have a checklist to accompany this to check off every task that is completed. Set clear time lines and stick to it.

One thing I’ve found helpful is making sure all the tasks I’ve listed are 💯 % accomplished within the day. If I failed, I have to go over my list again until I’m done with them.

Time management is the process of consciously planning and controlling time spent on specific tasks to increase how efficient

Faire régulièrement des pauses permet plus de productivité. Sortir en plein air, faire de l'exercice physique, rendre visite aux proches, etc. Prendre du temps pour soi est important pour avoir l'esprit et les idées claires sur son projet.

Time is an expensive resource that cannot be reversed. It's better to have a time table for different tasks as well as personal needs inorder to balance life.

In my experience “Organizing time is organizing work” it means if we organize and manage time during work we accomplish tasks.

Savoir identifier les compétences de chacun afin de déléguer intelligemment et pouvoir se concentrer sur les tâches en mesure de réaliser soi-même. Formaliser les processus pour harmoniser les pratiques.

At times,we have so much on our plate that we cannot so everything on our own. The best thing is to delegate to the best suited person. This improves the quality of delivery.

When delegating, share what you need to be done, and what your expectations are in multiple formats if possible, to ensure full understanding. Schedule a quick meeting, after sending an email of the details needing to be done. The meeting will serve as a recap, so the designee can verbally acknowledge they understand or ask for any clarifications.

This goes along with using a calendar system effectively to manage your time. You can schedule a time in the morning or afternoon to review emails, and plan emails for the next day. Go ahead and draft them. If it is not the right time to send - use a scheduled send.

Also, having a separate work laptop and shutting it down after you're done with work can help with the mental boundary of telling your brain "I'm done for today" If you have colleagues from across the world and they send messages all day long, turn off the notifications during the time you're not working, get back to them tomorrow, during your shift. However, if it's not stressful for you, it's ok to reply to them while they're online and you're not sleeping :) Identify your needs and set up your workplace accordingly, as much as you are able to 😊

Afin d'être tranquille pendant les temps de pauses et de repos : - Activer le mode "Repos" ou "Un temps pour soi" de son téléphone pour éviter les notifications de mail, - Éteindre son téléphone professionnel lorsque l'on ne travaille pas.

This is something I've always been hot on - when I log off at the end of the day, that's it. My laptop gets turned off and the office door closed. It's so important to separate home life from work life and make that time for your family!

BACK. TO. BASICS. All the planning in the world, delegation, time management and even “self care” help, but don’t forget the necessities of staying alive: Clean Air - take a quick break outside and allow yourself ten deep breaths. In through your nose and out through your mouth. Sunshine & Vitamin D is a bonus! Water - prevent simple mistakes. Deuhysration leads to impairment in tasks requiring attention, motor coordination and hinders the ability to complete simple tasks. Nutrients - FOOD IS FUEL! Not that half a donut and coffee you pounded at 7am or energy drink and banana you sucked down at lunch! Schedule these in as if it were a meeting with the president. THEY CANNOT BE SKIPPED!

There is a saying that more work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. In life,balance is key. It's essential for one to take time to relax from work and replenish their energy levels.

By integrating practices such as mindfulness, relaxation, meditation, and seeking professional help into your routine, you can effectively balance your workload while maintaining your mental and physical well-being.

Certainly. prioritising, utilising time, setting boundaries, and working efficiently are important, however, it's important to realise that some projects are going to take longer than you would like. As frustrating as that may be, by working on them each week, you will complete them in time. Factor them into your schedule as a time block. There are only 24 hours in a day and at least 7 hours of that should be sleep. Make sure you intersperse your day with regular breaks where you get away from your workstation and workplace, walking in the fresh air. This is productive time that refreshes you, energises you and improves your mood and productivity. Balance at work and in your day will keep you working effectively with well-being.

Another thing is Efficiency, if it is absent or in low stage than time management,prioritizing tasks would not gave upto mark results

Every once in a while just reevaluate your methodology because the world is rapidly changing don’t be scared to try out new ways of doing things that other people have tried and had a lot of success with.