Let's talk about how to calculate the strength to bring an important matter to the end. It's not easy at all.

Let's talk about how to calculate the strength to bring an important matter to the end. It's not easy at all.

    Many people often overestimate their strength and underestimate their time. It seems to them that they can solve the problem very quickly.

    But in fact it always turns out that it takes 3 times more time. In other words: if you think that one hour is enough for you to write, rest assured that you will need all three!

   In order not to fall into a trap by the time, you need to split tasks and tasks into smaller ones and do them gradually. For example, you should not immediately learn all 5 verses of a poem. You can learn one verse every hour, and during breaks you can do something else.

Think about how you can break up your important business so that by the end of the day it does not fall on you with all its weight, which can simply crush you.

      You also need to be able to make promises. How often do we frivolously promise to do something without thinking about whether we have the strength to do it. As a result, we either do not fulfill our promises, or we fulfill at the expense of some of our important affairs. In order to keep up with everything and not break this word, you need to follow three simple rules:

• do not rush to agree, but make a decision only after weighing your strength and available time;

• honestly say “no” if you can't do it;

• take on only the feasible part of the task.

If you adhere to these rules, you can have time to complete more of your affairs.