Highly skilled people
get more done and, therefore, progress faster. People with lesser skills are
work overtime to meet their basic targets.
Therefore, they don't have the time to spare for learning new skills. Sounds like a Catch-22 situation? Not quite! People with higher skills are usually those who mastered the art of creating time within their routines. This time is invested in learning or gaining more experience.
To create time, spend your first 10 minutes to plan your work day. Start your day early, deal with most important tasks first, convert critical tasks into a daily routine, set deadlines, do not multitask and lock yourself into 2-4-hour blocks for completing projects.
Stay away from distractions. Create a free space of 1-2 hours for thinking, training and investing into growth. If you fail to create time, you fail to grow.
Therefore, they don't have the time to spare for learning new skills. Sounds like a Catch-22 situation? Not quite! People with higher skills are usually those who mastered the art of creating time within their routines. This time is invested in learning or gaining more experience.
To create time, spend your first 10 minutes to plan your work day. Start your day early, deal with most important tasks first, convert critical tasks into a daily routine, set deadlines, do not multitask and lock yourself into 2-4-hour blocks for completing projects.
Stay away from distractions. Create a free space of 1-2 hours for thinking, training and investing into growth. If you fail to create time, you fail to grow.
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