culled from:http://www.learnerpreneur.com
1. Triumph Over procrastination and accomplish priorities
Most of our time is spent on planning for emergencies and work for subsequent days. In order to get over this, you should start tracking your daily time and focus on task rather than wandering over mindless work.
2. Don’t fear the Deadline
Rather than ‘dreading the deadline’ you should embrace it and encourage yourself to establish time-saving tactics such as delegating the work to freelancers, team members or technology.
3. Avoid Last Minute response
Last minute response to a customer request or intimidating team members during the last hours, often results in dissatisfaction among customers, animosity, crisis, incomplete or low-quality work and even failure of a startup.
4. Grasp every marketplace opportunity
An efficient time-management’s greatest benefit comes in the form of unexpected opportunity which is difficult to follow-up or explore if your time management is ineffective.
5. Proper utilization of social media and email
Social media and email are blessings in disguise. Their usage should be checked and limited to help entrepreneurs time management. Also, it is critical to save yourself from any distraction during work and therefore shift to platforms with minimum distractions.
6. Know your clients/customers
Some people hate telephonic conversations while others prefer SMS over email. Respect that and make sure these specific attributed of your customers/clients are communicated to associated contacts and teams.
7. Review and Feedback from others
Before submitting any critical assignment, it is highly beneficial to get it reviewed by a team member.
8. Practice Saying ‘No’
No, you cannot do everything. A tactful and polite ‘no’ will extend your options as well as allow you to empower you critical time.
9. Ensure that products are shipped and delivered
This is one of the crucial ways to understand the progress of your work. No products implies no business
10. Expand your domain of business
Talk to board advisors, investors or friends from other sectors for alternate business approaches and seek outside help.
