How often do you have to deal with rush jobs at work? Probably at least once a month. And if there is a lot of work, but there is no desire to do it at all? There are tips for this case.
Instructions
Step 1
Feel like you have no desire to work at all? Then take a look at your desktop. Pens, pencils, folders, documents and other things may be scattered over it. They distract you, even though you probably don't realize it. So, cleaning will help clarify your thoughts. One action, say, to collect the scattered stationery, is enough to start the process, and you will not calm down until you clean up to the end.
Step 2
Do light work at first and gradually move on to more difficult work. If you have already cleaned up your desktop, then now you can, for example, draw up a work plan for today or tomorrow. When you see that something of this plan has already been done, then your mood will rise - it's time to take on more complex matters. Easy tasks - warm up before more difficult ones.
Step 3
It is now important to maintain a working attitude. Forget about the Internet, and in particular about social networks, remove anything that might distract you. Highlight one main task, duplicate it on a piece of paper, pin it somewhere in a prominent place, and get started. This inscription will not let you get distracted while working.
Step 4
Is your work environment too relaxed? Maybe the birthday of a colleague or bosses is not there? Change your workplace for a while. Take a laptop and go with it to the next room or to the windowsill in the hallway. You can sit in an empty cafe, where there is either no music at all, or it does not play too loudly.
Step 5
Pick a business for yourself, set a timer for, say, 20 minutes, and dive into it. Then you can be distracted, but these twenty minutes - no, no. You will probably be surprised to learn that so much can be done in such a short time.
Step 6
No matter how little you accomplish, keep a positive attitude. Promise yourself that you will do at least a little more tomorrow than you did today.
