Race against time and reap the rewards
Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2025 10:37 am
If you think you're spending too much time on a task, use a timer and try to complete it within a set time, say 30 minutes or an hour. If you can, reward yourself at the end with a small prize, such as a snack or an outing. A little motivation can go a long way.
Create a consequence
By doing things like working without your computer's battery rcs data austria plugged in, you force yourself to finish your work before the device shuts down. This helps you stay motivated and focused.
Figure holding up a cup behind his desk
Diverting Parkinson's Law to be most effective on a project
Now that you know Parkinson's Law (and how to circumvent it), you can enjoy more free time and flexibility in your schedule. It just takes a little goodwill and an awareness that a task will drag on as long as there's time to complete it.
Create a consequence
By doing things like working without your computer's battery rcs data austria plugged in, you force yourself to finish your work before the device shuts down. This helps you stay motivated and focused.
Figure holding up a cup behind his desk
Diverting Parkinson's Law to be most effective on a project
Now that you know Parkinson's Law (and how to circumvent it), you can enjoy more free time and flexibility in your schedule. It just takes a little goodwill and an awareness that a task will drag on as long as there's time to complete it.