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The pursuit of productivity in the workplace has become its own national pastime. Success is often synonymous with the ability to squeeze the maximum amount of productivity out of each day. As the renowned management consultant Peter Drucker once stated: “Nothing else distinguishes effective executives as much as their tender loving care of time.” This article demonstrates how you can beat procrastination.
Key Takeaways:
- Procrastination can be channeled into positive energy
- Everyone procrastinates for and in different ways
- There is no one right way to stop it. Everyone has to find their own way.
“Among the findings, respondents reported that 40% of their time was spent on nonessential things. At large companies, that translates to 832 hours wasted per person each year.”
