Productivity is obviously subjective. This is proved by the fact that we tend to worry far more about our own productivity than anyone else’s. We challenge ourselves, but it is a painful holding to account. Many of us fail, in our own eyes, to ‘get things done’. It is one of the most common things I hear depressed clients say: ‘I haven’t done enough today’.
To a certain extent, it is an illusion. I wish I could persuade those clients how little it matters how much they ‘get done’. But I must work with their subjective worlds, and their value systems; and if it matters to them, then it matters to me. In helping clients to ‘get things done’, I have most success with the following four tactics…
TACTIC #1 – DO ONE THING…
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