Quantime

Intelligent time management for professionals and teams

[Quantime @myquantime]

Time is a finite resource.

The same way you set a budget for your expenses, set a budget for your #time. You’ll become more aware of how you are spending your time and take on what is important.

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Kindred member @suchittuli enjoys solving complex universal problems through innovation.

Read our latest Kindred Member Spotlight to learn about Suchit’s mission to revolutionize time management with @myquantime, his motivation, and more. https://t.co/BKrJXY3M7V

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[Fast Company Executive Board @FastCoBoard]

@suchittuli of @myquantime has been invited to join Fast Company Executive Board, an invitation-only group of leaders defining the future of business. Innovation is at the heart of all Suchit does and what our group is about. https://t.co/L8e9QSQM70

[Human Ventures @Human_Ventures]

"Nobody teaches you the best practices of time-management in school. While you’re learning things like accounting, science, or math, you’re not directly learning the most essential life skill, which is just managing your time."

[Quantime @myquantime]

Be deliberate about how you communicate.

Emailing your team for urgent matters can force them to check their inbox constantly.

Instead, establish norms like calling when dealing with urgent matters.

[Quantime @myquantime]

#Companies foster the mentality that a busy manager is better.

However, Heike Bruch and Sumantra Ghoshal explain that most #productive managers have both focus and #energy.

Read More: https://t.co/1lgpgfeYsh

[Quantime @myquantime]

20% of managers exhibited high focus, but low energy levels in a @HarvardBiz study.

What about you?

[Quantime @myquantime]

Struggling to finish your to-do list every week? Your list may be greater than your capacity.

Consider how much work you can realistically do based on previous weeks, then make a to-do list from there that's right for you.

[Quantime @myquantime]

“Active nonaction” or unproductive busyness is not a good use of time.

Having a #goal or #focus in mind is just as important as the energy you put in.

[Quantime @myquantime]

Find yourself struggling to finish your to-do list?

Consider the factors that keep you from finishing a task, whether it be emails, social media, or coworkers.

[Quantime @myquantime]

Put your brain at ease about your ability to efficiently complete an interrupted task upon return (the “Ready-to-Resume Plan”). #Work #Productivity #TimeManagement

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[Quantime @myquantime]

Rather than focusing on what you didn't do, think about all that you got done.

What have you accomplished today?

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Instead of creating a bulleted list of tasks, try blocking out time for them on your calendar. https://t.co/SyuIXOOV3I

[Quantime @myquantime]

Tasks take time to complete. Stop feeling guilty for not finishing your to-do list.

[Quantime @myquantime]

An HBR study found that 20% of managers exhibited high focus but low energy, whereas 40% showed high energy but low focus. And only 10% possessed both.

What about you - do you have high energy, high focus, or both?

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

Does your to-do list haunt you all day, every day? There's a term for that. It's called the Zeigarnik effect, and you can actually use it to your advantage. https://t.co/vUzEn5g5zl

[Quantime @myquantime]

Routines reduce your likelihood of unintentionally changing course when interrupted.

Set up your routines!

[Quantime @myquantime]

According to @HarvardBiz, 40% of managers have high energy but lack focus. Don't let the pressure to appear busy overtake your intended goals for the day.

What do you do to stay focused?

[Quantime @myquantime]

Are you wasting your time overthinking simple, low-risk decisions?

If the action has reversible outcomes, it's better to spend more time doing than thinking.