When you find yourself "on a roll," stay on a roll. Capitalize on those spurts of energy, motivation, and creativity and don't allow anything to stop you. These "rolls" can cancel out periods of procrastination.
Get the "tomorrow I'm going on vacation" attitude - kick it up a notch and take care of all urgent matters, phone calls, and e-mails.
First prioritize your goals, then compartmentalize them. Post your to-do list and priorities, and reward yourself when you cross items off your list.
Set realistic goals, break them into small steps, and start with those steps. Start small and you will be surprised by how easy it is to finish.
Go back to basics and use time management tools such as to-do lists, block time, time logs, priority lists, etc. Be efficient. Plan each day by filling small gaps of time with small items on your to-do list.
Learn to concentrate and focus:
F - Remove filters that prevent concentration
O - Clear off your desk and get organized
C - Commit to a deadline
U - Understand how you contribute
S - Scrutinize how you do your job.
Just get started. Get busy and productive by tackling large projects one step at a time. Use breaks and distractions to your benefit by stepping back, gaining perspective, thinking creatively, and reviewing and rewarding the progress you have made.
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