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In order to keep moving forward, while working on several projects, you need to invest a lot of time. If you also have a permanent job-there is almost no time for something else. But it is extremely necessary! If you have a family, it is not possible to sacrifice them for some ghostly work at all.

In fact, time can be allocated to all critical needs. You can have time to work on a permanent job, to devote time to their own projects and at the same time leave enough space for family, children, socializing with friends and joint trips to the cinema and picnics.

But sometimes there are very vile moments in life that devour time that could be given to work, own projects, family or friends. They are not of any use. But it is almost impossible to avoid them.


# These are moments of inaction.

These are the moments when you look at the mailbox for the third time, although before that you did it only 5 minutes ago. Your only goal is not to finally take up writing a report that hangs over you for a week.

Or, when you are annoyed or taken out of balance by some unpleasant event-you again can not focus on the really important things, instead doing self - flagellation, the hundredth time scroll in the mind of a certain situation. Confused with this – a round zero. But you go back to the events that excite you again and again, forgetting what really matters.

And it happens when up to a certain scheduled event (any key moment of the day) is only fifteen minutes. Instead of using that time for important things (like finalizing a report or writing three more paragraphs of your big article you plan to publish in a month) - you're just killing that time.

Imagine the situation, you are expecting the beginning of a Grand party in honor of your birthday. Guests are coming at five. The whole day in the morning you run, cook, clean and decorate the room. Set the table. Iron clothes and at last dress up for the reception. And when everything is ready – the room is cleaned, the table is laid, and you are in a new festive attire waiting for the first guest, then, looking at the clock, suddenly note that before the start of the action is still half an hour. Would you be able to do useful things in these half an hour (and to finish the same report, for example)?


# Willpower and self-control.

Although in fact, it is much easier to talk about these categories than to put them into practice. Because it's very easy to say, "Don't waste time looking at emails." And what if the hand itself stretches to check the box. It's very easy to say, "don't let irritation or extraneous thoughts distract you from the planned." And what, as the excitement you take your breath away, or something really terrible happened? 

So far, the answer to these questions there is only one - self-control and willpower. The only way you can at least try to "show the door" "time eaters" who take away from you the most important - the only irreversible resource.





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