Haritosh Srivastav moved from loose task lists to scheduling every commitment in his calendar, including exercise and pet walks. He noticed leaders always checked their calendars before saying yes to meetings. The result: clearer priorities, fewer conflicts, and better decisions about what to do.
Do you schedule your calendar? Good evening, friends. This is Haritosh Srivastav and I'm back with my Game Changer number 36 of 51, schedule calendar. When I started walking, I remember few of my friends used to mock that some people even schedule their pet walking and grocery shopping. I admit I was part of the gang as well, but little did I realize how important it is to schedule our calendars, not only for office work but also for our personal commitments. When I started talking to different leaders, every time I asked them for meeting for some session, they will say, "Let me check my calendar, let me check my calendar." And slowly I realized that they were managing their calendar. Calendar proactively. So some time back, I started managing my calendar. I started putting everything, of course the office meeting, but also the personal things like the Toastmasters meeting, sometimes the exercise one, and that has really helped me prioritize things. Sometimes I may have more than one item at the same time, and that helps me prioritize what to do and what to avoid. So how are you prioritizing your time? So that's it for this day's Game Changer. I'll be back tomorrow with another Game Changer. Until then, keep learning, Keep growing and keep going out of your comfort zone. Take care and God bless you all.
