Even if you think that you have "nothing to do" and that you

[ayeshshiddika11]

I admit that I've almost convinced you. You were about to choose your course and start that change that your CV needs, but... laziness got the better of you. Don't despair!

Although the intentions are good, I'll leave you with some tips so that your productivity doesn't decline and you can make those changes you've been putting off for so long.

> Find out which hours are your most productive: this is the first step. Are you working? Observe which hours are when you are most active and when you are able to do the most things. Your mind is everything and throughout the day you will experience ups and downs. Make yourself an organized schedule and mark in red those hours when you are an all-rounder.

Are you unemployed? You should do the same exercise. have all the time in the world, that is not the case. Just because you are not working does not mean that you do nothing, everyone has hungary phone data obligations and, if this is not your case, impose them on yourself. Keeping your mind organized is vital and leave a few hours of your day to send out CVs, read news from your professional sector, discover articles and authors and even train yourself!



> Avoid unnecessary interruptions : I am referring to those that do not contribute anything to what you are doing or that abruptly interrupt your task. That is, personal calls (that are not urgent), instant messaging such as WhatsApp or emails.

Distractions will decrease your productivity and effectiveness in the tasks you are doing. Some people isolate themselves with music or need to be in an isolated office or room. Make the most of the hours you are working and you will be able to work less time!

> Organize, plan and set goals : time management is always a headache for any worker. But it is also the case for those of you who are still looking for a place in the job market. With good time planning you will be able to make the most of every minute of your day.

You don't have to have everything you're going to do written down in detail, but you should at least have those things that require more time or are urgent. Take 10 minutes at the start of the day to see what you should prioritize.

> Discover your passion!: Even if you are not in the ideal professional position for yourself right now, dedicating time to what you really like will bring out all your energy and your most positive side. It is time for you to consider what your passion is and dedicate time to it. If, in addition, you can train in it, that would be great, don't you think?