The Organised Time Technique: How to Get Your Life Running Like Clockwork

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The Organised Time Technique provides the tools – and the headspace – you need to create a framework for your life that means you will always know where you are supposed to be, what you are supposed to be doing and when you are supposed to be doing it. By following the plan, you will not only get everything done, but also create space for the things that you really want to do, whether that’s taking up a new hobby, reading a book, starting a side business or simply having a long, relaxing bath! The Organised Time Technique provides the headspace and essential tools to create a suitable framework for your life.

The Organised Time Technique provides the tools - and the headspace - you need to create a framework for your life that means you will always know where you are supposed to be, what you are supposed to be doing and when you are supposed to be doing it. By following the plan, you will not only get everything done, but also create space for the things that you really want to do, whether that's taking up a new hobby, reading a book, starting a side business or simply having a long, relaxing bath! The Organised Time Technique can be adapted to fit any lifestyle or set of circumstances. It will help you discover that you can achieve more in the time you have and ultimately feel happier and more fulfilled.In all you do, you must stay in your area of strength and remain focused on achieving your plans. Avoid perfection at all costs and simply get the task done. While it may be clear that you feel overwhelmed, it can be difficult to know why you are struggling. Is it anxiety over deadlines? Tiredness from not sleeping? Stress from careless mistakes on your last project? When you feel overwhelmed and need to take a moment to regroup, it’s time to identify time-wasters. Applying the Organised Time Technique will help you pinpoint these time culprits.

The level 1 token represents non-negotiable activities, which include eating, sleeping and bathing. Level 2 tokens represent essential activities, including going to work, shopping for groceries, etc. The level 3 tokens (including level 3 me time) represent the things you want to do. This will include taking a walk, working on your passion project, experimenting with recipes, reading a book or getting a haircut. Avoid making your goals look like a shopping list. If all goals are priorities, you have no priorities and risk choice paralysis.The Eat The Frog time management technique helps you focus on the most important and valuable tasks first, especially first thing in the morning. This sets you up for high performance and success for the rest of the day. The Organised Time Technique recommends focusing on tasks you need to get rid of by placing them on a scale of priority. Eliminate unimportant tasks and focus on categorising non-negotiable tasks first. This is followed by the most important tasks and then the essential tasks. Then, align these tasks with your areas of strength and have fun completing them! Do you ever get to the end of the day and feel like you've achieved nothing? Do you find it difficult to decide how to spend the small amount of free time you have? Do you ever wonder how some people seem to be able to do more with their time than others? So how does it work? The Organised Time Technique encourages you to look at the 24 hours you have each day as your time budget - at total of 48 30-minute tokens. It helps you work out how to spend those tokens in the best way possible by breaking down your day into Level 1 'non-negotiable' tokens such as sleeping and eating; Level 2 'essential' tokens like going to work and taking your children to school; and Level 3 'focus' tokens - the things you always want to get around to doing, but never quite manage such as taking up a hobby, reading a book, starting a side business or simply having a bath! The Organised Time Technique encourages everyone to break down their day into 30-minute slots and consider time tokens. Time tokens represent task categories based on importance. There are basically three or more levels of tokens.