Distractions can quickly lead to nonproductive days which can decrease the value of your most important asset, your time. Practicing new habits to build a system around your boundaries will increase productivity. Take notice on things that wastes your productive time and work towards eliminating or moving them to a scheduled time.
Distractions can easily sabotage your success, especially if you allow yourself to be distracted. One phone call from a friend who doesn’t support your dreams during production hours can lead to procrastination and giving away your time at your expense. With so many distractions during the day, it can be challenging to attend tasks that require laser focus concentration.
Distractions attributes to the setbacks of many trying to create a better life for themselves. As a Solopreneur, I had to learn that everything that used to get my attention can no longer. It’s my responsibility to stay focused on what’s important at the specific time. Getting caught up in what others want you to focus on can leave you feeling empty and you have many cups to fill towards your success. When you waste your time, you feel like a failure and those feelings could lead to further distraction in your own mind to compliment the other distractions that are in your way.
Success is measured by how many sustained failures you overcome along the way. Minimizing distractions will certainly increase your chances of personal success.
To minimize distractions, let’s consider 3 suggestions:
- Social media discipline: Solopreneurs waste hours every day on non-essential tasks, and social media is a huge one. To help minimize distractions before you begin, set intentions for social media and stick to it. It’s easy to forget your intentions, therefore prioritize meaningful engagements such as introducing yourself to prospects and like-minded Solopreneurs, sharing your current promotions and branding yourself and business.
- Notifications discipline: So easy to get distracted by notifications and quick responses can drain your energy and tie you up in another distraction. Use discipline to keep your focus on your tasks and return messages during breaks. Be mindful that the wrong conversations during breaks can also distract you from completing your tasks.
- People discipline: Small talk with people can be enjoyable, but it’s a significant distraction that wastes time. Set a time limit for each task, and work within that timeframe. Avoid wasting time on small talk that turns into long conversations that’s not about your business or networking system.
Values and decisions are in alignment with how you spend your time. When improving on your journey notice how you spent your time. Minimize distractions and achieve greater success.
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