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| H B R :JANUARY 10, 2013 |
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What's the best way to use the last 10 minutes of your day?
Take this short time to reflect on your workday: what invigorated you, what frustrated you, and what you plan to do next.
Then write down 100 words about it. Depending on what you choose to write, the exercise may serve to motivate you as you keep a record of your "small wins," incremental steps toward meaningful goals. Or it may help you to plan if you use it as a tool for drafting your next steps.
You may find that writing fuels your personal growth.
The diary can also be a way of working through your difficult events, helping you gain new perspectives on them.
On frustrating days, it can serve as a reminder that you've made it through days that (at the time) seemed even worse. |
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| | Today's Management Tip was adapted from the HBR Guide to Getting the Right Work Done. |
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