#1. Take the time to plan your projects and tasks before you start.  Don’t just rush in.  Do you have the resources you need? The team?

#2. If you work with clients by phone, record those calls for reference later. Take notes, but also note what time something important was said so you can refer to the recording if you need to.

#3. Assign a time to read and respond to email.  Avoid going in there all day long.  TRACK how much TIME you spend on email too – it’s a brutal time suck!

Remember, time tracking means owning your time.  If means knowing what you spend your time on (and what you don’t).

 

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