12 Time Wasters To Avoid Template

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12 TIMEWASTERS TO AVOID We all feel like we don't have enough time. But most of us waste a lot more time each week than we care to admit. The perfect timewaster is enjoyable, allows the time to fly by, and is highly distracting. Today, we have a lot of distractions that fit the bill of a perfect distraction. Timewasters are mostly just habits that provide little to no meaningful reward for the time invested. Avoid these timewasters and you'll add more hours to your day to do what really matters to you: Clutter. Clutter is a huge timewaster. Everything seems to be in your way. It's hard to find the things you need. It's emotionally stressful, too. Have you ever noticed how peaceful a sparsely decorated room feels? You can create that same environment. Worrying. There's no evidence that your thoughts impact the external world. You can worry all you want about the weather, your debt, or your relationship. Worrying only creates physical and emotional stress. It also makes you less productive and less capable of dealing with the issue. Perfectionism. Ask yourself how well something needs to be done and strive to attain that level of quality. Perfection is an impossible goal and requires far more time than it's worth. Electronic devices. How much time do you spend each week watching TV, surfing the internet, or staring at your phone? Do you play video games? Count up all of that time and ask yourself if there's something more productive you could be doing. Social media. In theory, social media is a great thing. But in practice, it takes up a lot of time and creates stress. Multi-tasking. It's far more effective to do one thing at a time. Refocusing your attention on multiple tasks takes time and destroys any momentum you've created. Commuting