Take Your Time

You don't have to be in a rush to do everything all at once.

We often find ourselves scrambling to put everything together, often times at the last minute

(if you're prone to procrastination), instead of breaking tasks down so that everything comes together the way that it needs to.

The problem with rushing to put everything together is that you don't get to dedicate that time to fully bringing out your most creative and best work like you would if you had taken your time to fully put things together the way you wanted to from the start.

The way that you allow yourself to be able to take your time is first by deciding what it is that you want to do and/or accomplish. Once you know what you want to do/accomplish, it's time to set you a deadline. This deadline doesn't need to be so far back that you're not taking it seriously and it doesn't need to be so close that you overwork yourself, but it needs to be a good balance between the two so that way you can keep momentum flowing, not burn yourself out and still accomplish what you set out to do.

Once you have the due date, its time to break down the tasks in completing this accomplishment into mini tasks that you can continuously take action on. With those tasks broke down, you can now map out a schedule for getting those mini tasks accomplished and know that once they're accomplished, you will have completed that goal you wanted to achieve.

Breaking things down into smaller tasks allows you to give yourself the grace to consistently take action without overwhelming yourself in order to keep the momentum going.

Take your time so that you can truly bring out your best work, accomplish your goal(s) and not overwhelm yourself or burn yourself out in the process.