Use the "Two-Minute Rule"
- If you have small tasks that can be accomplished quickly, follow to the so-called "two-minute rule."
- If a work can be completed in less than two minutes, do it right away rather than putting it off. This aids in the removal of little distractions, preventing them from stacking up and becoming a cause of mental clutter.
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Steps For Using The Two-Minute Rule
- Write a To-do list with all the items on your agenda today
- Analyze which tasks can be completed quickly, in less than two minutes
- Create a new list in the order of completion time
- Schedule tasks that take a longer time to complete for later
The Two-Minute Rule
The Two-Minute Rule states that holding back feedback more than two minutes creates problems:
- Share thoughts immediately
- Keep feedback direct and clear
- Address issues while fresh
- Don't let problems compound
- Build trust through speed ...
The 2-minute rule
The 2-minute rule is a strategy for quickly assessing and taking action on small tasks so they don’t take up too much mental energy.
Ask yourself if a task is going to take you 2 minutes or less. If so, just do it.
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