Plan and prioritize is directly related to our previous point. You can't do every task or activity simultaneously. That's why it is essential that you figure out what tasks should be completed first and what lessons can be postponed or delegated during the project planning stage.

 

Now we are going back to the workplace - Interruptions and distractions can take many forms. Whatever number of interruptions you receive during the day doesn't matter. What matters is how you prevent workplace interruptions and improve your work performance. Keep this in mind. This leads to loss of focus, loss of time, and delays in your work management.

 

Perfect is an unattainable goal. It's impossible to be perfect at everything. It is essential to acknowledge our weak spots to identify areas for improvement. Every individual also has a unique strength, that is, something they are exceptionally good at. Now that you have an awareness of your strengths and weaknesses, you can enhance your everyday work performance by developing both of them at the same time

 

Even though it's essential to improve in areas where you're not doing well continually, it's also crucial to know when you've reached your limits. It would be best if you never fell prey to procrastination or multitasking habits. Instead, concentrate on one task at a time to be less stressful and prone to mistakes or rework. Clear your mind, and you'll accomplish more than expected, much faster.

Another thing likely to affect your performance and productivity at work is leaving tasks unfinished. When was the last time you started something and abandoned it soon after? Do you find that this often happens to you? Try not to leave things in the middle. Ensure that a task or project that you've started reaches its final, most crucial step with utmost care