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When there are only 24 hours in a day, how can you create more time? Haven’t we heard people complaining that 24 hours is not enough to do all their work? Haven’t we seen people wasting time and idling knowing not what to do. We also see people working efficiently in their jobs, actively participating in several organizations and yet finding time to relax with their spouses and children. Why is it that some fail to accomplish much while others are able to do much and accomplish much in life?
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Procrastination is an inner battle between a habit of ease and a discipline of action. Procrastination tends to reduce the quality of the work produced, and increase your stress. If time is money then procrastination can be an expensive habit.
Delegation is one of the most important time management principles available to managers. I can't think of a management practice that is praised more in theory but applied less in practice. Delegation not only frees up your time to do things that are more important to you, but if delegation is done properly it can provide a great training opportunity for colleagues, increase worker wellbeing and raise productivity.
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