Many people think that learning time management is to get rid of procrastination, but this view is actually wrong. More important than the power of action - the direction of the action.
So, how to find the right direction of action? This starts with a fundamental cognitive problem.
If you were to compare time to a house, and let you use some means to increase the value of the house, what would you do?
Generally speaking, there are two directions: one is to improve the efficiency of doing things, and the other is to do more valuable things.
To improve efficiency is to fill it up more, and to increase its gold content is to put more valuable things in it.
In time management, in addition to the pursuit of efficiency, it is necessary to consider value and the balance between the two in order to maximize the benefits of time.
This formula reveals the essence of time management, finding high-value things and completing them efficiently.
Doing valuable things, but inefficient, is like a thousand miles of horses being turned into snails; looking into the distance and moving one step at a time; very efficient, but doing worthless things, like the chi in the summer, tweeting tirelessly, just Only increased noise.
In reality, there are many people who are often caught in the swamp of "low value" or "inefficiency" and cannot only know or extricate themselves. They are busy all day long, but do nothing.
To change this, we need to establish a correct understanding of time management.
To improve the value created per unit time is to pursue double heights: high value X high efficiency. And this balance needs to be achieved in action. As Einstein said: Life is like riding a bicycle, if you want to keep your balance you have to move forward.
