“If you want to get something done right, ask a busy person.”
That is good and fine, because anyone who does things right for other people, will be in demand with a full schedule.
The problem is when you find yourself doing things right for others, and therefore busy—too busy.
How do you apply the principle to the things you need to get done, for yourself?
People who require your services because they know you will do things right, are not likely to sacrifice their need so you can get your projects done first.
You’re on your own, and no matter how many times you hear “prioritize” and “learn to just say ‘no’,” it does not help.
I don’t like to write articles without offering answers that “make a difference in your life,” but I can’t claim I’ve got it together on this one.
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