Setting A Schedule: Can It Make You Less Productive

​“Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.” Time flies very fast. Time is Gold. These are just some popular quotes about the importance of time. For some people, Time is one of the most eloquent currencies of all and being able to use and maximize it, is one of the greatest things an individual can do

Time Is Gold
Depending on the circumstances, time passes slowly or quickly.
 
We sometimes feel that we don’t have sufficient time to do everything we need to every day. We have lots of chores at home, and more paper works in the office. We need time for recreation, socialization and we also need time for our matters. "Me time" is now more in-demand. People feel like they no longer have time to take care of themselves because of taking care of too much stuff.
 
There would also come a time when we want to pull the hands of the clock so that they will move faster. We often feel that when we're bored or waiting for something. We feel bad when we find ourselves stuck in a slow-moving queue.
 
Being Organized
They said that important things are different with urgent ones. Some things might be of the same importance, but there must be one that should be prioritized. It is where being organized comes into place.
 
There are many benefits to being organized. One definite advantage is stress reduction. We usually save time by not spending time looking for things. It also saves us money. We don't need to buy things that we already have (but we are just unable to find). It's an undeniable fact that clean tables clear one’s mind. You can eliminate unnecessary tasks like throwing away unwanted papers and stuff.
 
Organizing interconnects with making schedules. And making schedules are directly related to being more productive. But some researchers say the otherwise.  
 
More Productive Versus Less Productive
What does it mean to be productive? It simply means achieving or producing a significant amount or result. If you're productive, you do a lot.
 
The most common thinking is that setting a schedule can make you more productive. But other studies say the other way around. One study conducted found out that because of schedule, that the awareness of a future event makes an impression on having less time to accomplish a task. It is just saying that because of the scheduled event, people might feel that they have less time in between each planned event.
 
Seeing a lot of schedules can be overwhelming and can cause much more pressure. As a result, they become less productive because they aren't able to do other things because of stress even though time isn’t as short as it feels.
 
Well, different strokes work for different folks. Being productive can also be subjective.  Can setting schedule make you less or more productive? At Black and Associates Insurance, Inc., we aim to make our client's life easier with policies that are tailored to their needs. You can get more information about our products and services by calling our agency at (509) 464-0058. Get your free quote today by CLICKING HERE.