The article by CA Jeetendra Mistry is part of a series on Time Management, specifically focusing on identifying and addressing time wasters. Previous articles discussed the characteristics of time and the concept of time management, leading to the introduction of two time wasters: procrastination and the pursuit of perfection. In this installment, the author highlights a third time-waster: "overlap or repetition of efforts." Using the example of TV shows, he illustrates how commercial breaks can consume valuable time and disrupt continuity. Mistry emphasizes that for effective time management, fewer breaks lead to faster execution of tasks. He advises against breaking large assignments into smaller parts spread across different locations and times, as this can hinder productivity. The author advocates for "completion on the spot," suggesting that finishing tasks immediately is more efficient. He also discusses the spiritual aspect of completion in relationships, humorously noting that arguments often remain unresolved. Mistry concludes by encouraging readers to declare mental battles as complete to alleviate insomnia and promote better time management overall.

by Jeetendra Mistry in English Motivational Stories

Writen by Jeetendra Mistry

Category Motivational Stories