#multi-tasking

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[brokenhandsmedia]

I'm a writer (an aspiring novelist, truth be told), and an English teacher. My life is defined, largely, by skills that reward the investment of a lot of attention. Which makes my therapist telling me that I probably have ADHD a bit of speedbump for me.

(Also, my use of tobacco is most likely a subconscious effort at self-medication, but another conversation there.)

So I've been trying to think through things, and it turns out that everyone's attention is getting worse, because we've built infrastructure to do just that.

[rat-at-heart]

Incredibly good at multi-tasking

[ms2253]

[read] vitaly parnas - tips to escape the clutches of multi-tasking | vitaly parnas

"Let’s explore some ways to minimize the stimuli which deviates your focused attention from the primary task."

[alisonblackmanadvicesisters]

There is So Much You Can Do with Marvelous Macadamia Nut Oil

Do you love the taste of macadamia nuts? So do I. The only ones who don’t, are dogs (the fruit is poisonous to them). Today’s advicesisters.com story is not about the nut alone. It’s about Jidilli pure macadamia nut oil.   There is so much you can do with it! What is a Macadamia Nut?  You’ve probably munched on these round, ivory, and buttery nuts in deluxe nut mixes.  The nut is the fruit of a…

[richardstockley]

The myth of multitasking is pervasive, but it’s time to challenge this outdated notion. As executives, embracing mindfulness and mono-tasking can lead to more meaningful work, greater productivity, and a healthier work-life balance. Let’s put the myth to rest and start achieving more by doing less.

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The Endless Spiral of Healthy Habits

Sending the Healthy Spiral in the Right Direction Healthy habits come and go; some because you get bored, or get caught up in life’s challenges and stop leaving time. Sometimes, you just stops seeing the benefit…or the point. Worse, sometimes you stop caring enough about yourself to take the time to improve your own life. I’ve fallen victim to all of the above, and then some. I’m happy to say, my…

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For the Love of Others

This blog today is one of those “Guilty as charged” talks that I know I need. I am taking this “schooling” lesson to heart and to my cell phone. I read an article about cell phone etiquette and here I am passing along what I read! My cell phone is an appendage to me EXCEPT when I leave home without it. UGH! OR the times when I can’t find where I left it. What in the world is the matter with…

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Navigating the Juggle: A Personal Perspective on Mastering Time Management at Work with a Dash of Fun

Being busy is not a burden but a source of delight. Read on to know how I have mastered Time Management and have fun!!

Hello my dear readers, Hope you are doing great!!❤🤗 In this blog, I’m gonna talk about “Time Management”, As I reflect on my professional journey, I’ll be speaking on how I’ve mastered it and actually find fun in being busy and juggling between multiple tasks🤩. Now, if I am not working or if I am not busy I feel I have not achieved anything 😄 The day becomes boring and on a long run boredom…

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Prioritizing Deep Work

It is very difficult to have multiple priorities.   No matter how good you may think you are at multi-tasking, you can really only focus on one thing at a time.  Changing focus and changing priorities is neither easy nor is it free.  Every time you stop paying attention to one thing in order to pay attention to another, it costs you momentum.  Without momentum, you cannot truly make…

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Happy Easter! and if zeff wants to lose a hand trying to change the boys' clothes go for it man

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Creating Focus and Boosting Productivity: Guide for Property Managers

Enhance your output as a property manager by streamlining your workflow and using time-saving hacks that help you provide better services. Property managers are integral to the success of a rental business, after all, you act as the go-between for landlords and tenants while ensuring the house remains in top-notch condition. The job often involves juggling multiple properties or issues at once, and that can be overwhelming if you don’t have a system for multitasking. Imagine trying to handle a tenant dispute, oversee an electrician, and organize paperwork for tax season at the same time. So we’ve put together the ultimate property manager’s guide for creating focus and boosting productivity. 

Practical Ways to Set Priorities as a Property Manager 

Assess your Workload

Start by evaluating the tasks you want to complete. Before diving into your tasks, try to take stock of everything that requires your attention. For example, sending reminders that rent is due is important because it ensures a stable cash flow. If the rental has maintenance concerns such as a broken HVAC system in the middle of summer, resolving it should be the top priority. In the long term, postponing your reminders may not affect rent collection, but a bad AC during a heat wave could lead to disgruntled tenants terminating their lease and leading to more vacancies. 

Daily Planning

Maximize your productivity by making a daily task list. It may sound cliche but you’ll accomplish a lot more if you have a to-do list that outlines your priorities for the day and helps you stay on track. Aside from that, it also allows owners to break larger goals into smaller actionable steps. Still, it’s crucial to keep it flexible so you can have time to tackle emergencies when they crop up. Bay Property Management Group Fairfax is an experienced property management team that knows the ins and outs of this industry and can easily jump into action when necessary. 

Be Flexible

Leave a little room for the unexpected since property management is a job that constantly requires you to put out fires, and if you’re not on your toes it can get overwhelming fast. Aside from using a daily planner to stay on track, you also need to have emergency contacts that help you when issues appear suddenly. For example, a tenant could call to report that a pipe has sprung a leak or the water heater is broken, and such scenarios could take precedence over whatever else you’ve planned for the day. 

How Should Property Managers Prioritize Urgent Requests from Landlords and Tenants?

Assess the Request

Start by understanding what the request entails. As a rule of thumb, anything that affects the property’s safety should be a top priority. For example, dead batteries in your smoke alarms, broken stair railings, or blocked fire escapes can put tenants in dangerous situations, so you need to bump them up to the top of your to-do list. Requests with potential legal implications should also take priority, especially if they involve tenant satisfaction, so you might have to multi-task. This is why property management can be a great career choice for individuals with high organizational skills.

Evaluate the Impact on the Property

Consider how attending to or delaying a request could impact the property in your care.  Let’s compare two scenarios of a vacation rental for context. If tenant A suggests planting some new floors in the yard, you may consider this request a valuable one but it may not be a priority because ignoring it wouldn’t lead to any financial loss. On the other hand, if tenant B complains about the HVAC system being faulty, not working on it could cause the renter to check out and for every day it isn’t fixed, the property loses money. It would be best to prioritize repairs or upgrades that affect the property’s profitability in the short term. 

Communicate Effectively

Acknowledge any request you get from a tenant or landlord. Not only is it important to be proactive in resolving issues, but you also have to carry the concerned parties along. After all, what’s the point of working tirelessly to solve a problem if the person who complained thinks you’re doing nothing? Property managers need to ensure they provide sufficient updates about the situation and communicate a plan and timeline for resolution when necessary. 

 Conclusion 

Property management services can be improved by setting your priorities straight. This can help boost your productivity since you know which tasks are important. If tenants need urgent attention, it’s important to be flexible to enhance your performance as a property manager while making the most of your time of the day. Using a daily planner can also keep you on the right track and make it easier to break large tasks into bit-sizes, with enough room to accommodate emergencies. 

If it’s something that requires immediate attention, keep the right parties in the loop on what you plan to do and when so everyone is on the same page. Whether the request is from either the landlord or tenant, it’s important to keep in mind that even small things can make an impact on the rental property. 

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Babe wake up, we are redesigning old sonas and making them into a Greek mythos DnD party.

Also try pronouncing Whyenne's name, it's funny when you realise she's the protag.

[whumpwordsoftheday]

“…You torture me”

“Correct”

“You cut off my finger while I screamed myself hoarse!”

“Yeah and?”

“You’re crying becuase…a woman at the shop gave you a ‘really mean look’”

“No no you don’t get it! It was really mean, like super nasty. And judgmental. It made me feel really sad inside and ashamed. Like someone was laughing at me and judging me for something I couldn’t control.”

“You did that to me when I couldn’t walk for a month.”

“NOT EVERYTHING’S ABOUT YOU WHUMPEE GEEZ !”

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date night

I recently replayed Argent's apartment date and crash ending with Vendetta, and I just love and adore her so damn much. ;;v;; <3333 So, why not? Some art of an imaginary date night~ I was in a mood to draw cute shoes and clothes and that fit them, fashionable gremlins that they both are.