- The law of Steve Taylor: The order of your actions greatly affects the effectiveness.
Do not engage in routine work, if at this moment you feel a surge of strength, vivacity and a great desire to create. Go immediately to your big projects and do, do, do.
And on the contrary, when your energy is running out - try to do the tedious and uninteresting shifting of stacks of papers, internet surfing and other monotonous activities.
- The Law of Stagnation: When gaining certain results, the efficiency gain is reduced.
When you are striving for a goal, especially at the initial stage - you start to get something, and the main thing at this moment is not to relax. If you stop or decide to rest - there will immediately begin a decline in efficiency.
Return to the previous results will be very difficult. Therefore, do not wait until the last, it is better to move step by step to the result. In this case, you will not have a big drop in productivity and motivation.
- The Law of Henry Laborita: Every person has a tendency, a talent, a special characteristic of doing something that gives him pleasure.
If you fully follow this law, if to the question: "Do you work?", You say: "I do not work, I do what I love" - then this is the best version of the development of events. Most often people work for unloved, even disgusting works. They go there only for the salary, and therefore do not see that they can earn on their favorite business.
Naturally, such people are ineffective and time passes by. But at the same time, there are many situations in life when you just need to do something, even if you do not like it. And it's worth it if you go your way, to your dream.
- The law of genuine interest: The higher your interest in a business or occupation, the faster time flows.
When something is really fascinated, time flies by. Here the main thing is not to forget: even if the matter is really interesting to you, do not go to extremes.
Always remember: where you are going and that you still have a family, your body, health, friends, relationships and sleep in the end.
- Parkinson's Law: It takes just as much time as you took for any work.
That is, if you decided, for example, to write an article in one day, then you will write it one day. You can single out a whole day for one thing, but you can do 10 cases or more - in case you have accurately planned a specific time for doing each case.
In modern language, this means putting "deadline" on every business. Once you start using the time limit, your efficiency will increase at least twice. And this means that the done deeds and time will be twice as much.
- The law of Pareto: 20% of your actions bring as much as 80% of successful results.
All the other cases that you do during the remaining 80% of life lead to only 20% of the results. And these 80% of the cases that most people do take away almost all the active time of your life.
20% of all your affairs are the most important things in your life. The most important thing is to find them right, allocate and do it every day.