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Creating Better Online Habits for a More Productive Day

Creating better online habits can transform your day, especially if you’re entering into the world of online entrepreneurship. Before I ventured into my online business, I had the structure of corporate life to guide me. I knew exactly what was expected each day. However, stepping into the online world, I faced a whole new set of challenges.

Maximize Your Productive Day with Better Online Habits

Initially, my enthusiasm to learn everything about the online business world led me to invest in numerous products and courses, all promising to be the ultimate solution. Soon, I realized this approach was costly and not very effective. I had spent a lot but still had no system or strategy. I realized that I needed to develop better online habits to stay focused and be more productive.

If you’re new to running an online business, or even if you have been in business online for a while, I hope these tips will help you find focus and declutter your online activities, leading to more productive days.

Have a Plan for Your Productive Day

Start by creating a simple to-do list. Separate your business tasks from personal ones. Some people find the ‘brain dump’ method useful. Write down everything on your mind and then categorize them into ‘Must Do,’ ‘Client Work,’ ‘Future Projects,’ or ‘Personal Errands.’ This way, you clear your mind of excess thoughts and focus on what’s important.

Schedule Your Online Activities

The time block method works wonders. Allocate specific hours for various tasks like client meetings, writing, or emailing. This helps you know exactly what to do next, boosting productivity. Apply this method for less enjoyable tasks too, like household chores. Set a timer and get it done efficiently. Avoid jumping from one unrelated task to the other and batch similar tasks together. For example, writing and emailing are tasks that could be scheduled one after the other.

Reduce Your Online To-Do List

Aim for a realistic to-do list. Trim down tasks that can wait or be delegated. Avoid cramming everything into one day. Prioritize urgent online tasks and focus on quality over quantity. Focus on your two to three priority tasks. Once those have been done, you can then move on to less important tasks.

Optimize Your Productivity with Regular Breaks for a Productive Day

Prolonged online work can lead to distractions and reduced productivity. Take short breaks throughout your day. This refreshes your mind, offering Clarity and preventing you from drifting into unproductive activities. One of the things I like to do is take a short walk in and around my garden, and pull a few weeds or just “talk” to my plants.

Tackle Difficult Tasks Before Lunch

Your mind is more alert in the morning, making it the best time to handle challenging tasks. This approach, often called ‘eating the frog,’ gives you a sense of accomplishment early in the day.

Avoiding distractions is key to success, especially when working from home. By creating better online habits, you’ll enjoy more productive days.

Try starting with these five tips and you might be pleasantly surprised by how much more you can accomplish.

Originally Published on https://www.bizcatalyst360.com/author/yvonneajones/

Yvonne Jones Customer Relations Specialist

Yvonne A Jones is a wife, mother, and grandmother and at 52 years of age she handed in her resignation and walked away from Corporate America to start her own business full-time.

She is a Personal Business Coach | Relationship Marketing Strategist| Amazon Best-Selling Author| International Speaker. She is the Founder of the 50 and Wiser Community on Facebook – a Group of women who want to DO more, GIVE more, and BE more.

She was listed on HuffingtonPost.com as one of the “Top 100 Most Social Customer Service Pros on Twitter” and on GetApp.com: “One of the Top 15 Most Influential Customer Service Experts to Follow on Twitter.” Yvonne’s mantra: “Focus on relationships; the money will follow.

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