Time management tips for busy men looking for international relationships

Posted by on August 5th, 2022 in Uncategorized
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I’ve summarized several useful time management tips here. Hopefully, you will use some of them (or all of them) and benefit your love life when you are looking for an international relationship.

Deal with every email once only.

Every day I manage more than one email Inbox and I always get ‘Inbox zero’. I know many entrepreneurs have more than one thousand unread emails in their Inboxes. Quite frankly, if you have many unread emails, it’s probably a sign of poor time management as a highly effective entrepreneur is not overwhelmed.

I only have twenty-four hours each day, yet I always stay on top of emails every single day – in order to be highly effective, I don’t allow my digital paperwork mount up at all. Now I’m happy to share my strategy with you:

When a new email arrives in my Inbox, I select one of the following options to deal with it:

  1. Respond to the email immediately if this takes less than 3 minutes.
  2. Add a star to the email if I have to take action later. For example, I may need to talk to somebody else before I am able to respond to this email.
  3. Delete the email if it’s useless.

By the way, I never send an email that says ‘Thanks, Sarah’ as I don’t want Sarah to receive another email.

Batch activities.

Each week, I do all my creative work on Monday. I do standard projects on Tuesday. Wednesdays are for important meetings…. Yes, that’s right – rather than switching back and forth from writing a business plan to a standard project to a VIP meeting, I stay on track at all times.

If an entrepreneur switches activities very frequently, it oftentimes takes significantly longer to focus on one task. Apparently, that is an energy leak which should be fixed as soon as possible.

In this way, you will have enough time for your love life, particularly if you are looking for an international relationship!

Clarify your non-negotiables.

Do you know your non-negotiables?

Well, my non-negotiables are exercise, a healthy diet and high-quality sleep. Those things take priority over other tasks in my life, as self-preservation is the foundation for a wildly successful business. As a result, this clarity helps me increase my productivity.

Say no to things that you don’t want to do.

Warren Buffett famously said, “hugely successful entrepreneurs say no to almost everything.”

Therefore, you’d better say no to most things (AKA distractions) – Say no to the party invitation if you know you definitely won’t see these people again; say no to the person who is keen to buy you lunch so as to pick your brains.

Life is short & every moment is so important. You cannot afford to waste your valuable time and energy on useless house parties or coffee dates.

If you want to have more energy and time for things that truly matter, you shouldn’t donate your energy and time to people who literally use your energy and time as their life force.

Automation gives you freedom.

A lot of entrepreneurs start their businesses simply because they are eager to have financial freedom, i.e., having enough passive revenue that can cover their expenses. However, in actuality, most entrepreneurs work long hours and don’t really have any type of freedom. Obviously, the key to real success is automation in business. Now please let me explain ‘linear income’ and ‘leveraged income’ first.

Linear income means money made via trading time for money, i.e., you only get paid a specific amount of money for a period of time that you’ve worked. Oftentimes, linear income is the pay you receive for working for an organization. I’m not saying there is something wrong with linear income; I mean linear income can’t give you financial freedom.

Leveraged income refers to passive income, i.e., money made when you are asleep. For instance, Jeff Bezos does not need to send products to customers by post. He makes a lot of money from Amazon when he is asleep as Amazon has been fully automated.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m not suggesting that you must become a billionaire in order to have financial freedom. What I’m saying is your leveraged income has to be higher than your expenses, and then you will have financial freedom.

In reality, not every entrepreneur is able to automate everything. But there are many tasks that can be automated – you may outsource some tasks; you may use technologies to automate certain processes.

“When you implement these strategies, you will definitely find some time for your love life and find an international relationship.”

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