and Three Other Steps to a More Productive Work Day
If being connected 24/7 was supposed to make our lives easier, the business world didn't get the memo. Most American professionals just can't shake the end-of-the-day feeling that they didn't get enough done. So day after day, they find themselves responding to work e-mail on their smartphones right up until their head hits the pillow. Sound familiar? There is good news, says Jason Womack: By implementing a few small changes, you can get more done in less time—which not only staves off burnout, but leaves more time for doing what you love.
"When the pressure is on to do more and more with less and less, you want what you do to really count," says Womack, a workplace performance expert, executive coach, and author of the new book Your Best Just Got Better: Work Smarter, Think Bigger, Make More. "Burning through your to-do list more efficiently lets you go after bigger and better opportunities, sure, but the real reason you want to do it is so you'll have time for what brings you joy."
"You do what you have to do so you can do what you want to do," he adds. Read more
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