Delete these 6 Things from EveryDay routine

To prepare a To-Do List is a great way to be productive & enhance relationships, but make sure you delete the following six from your daily routine:

1. Phone in hand when talking to someone: If you wish to be a remarkably likable person, make sure you don’t make use of your cell phone when chatting with the other person. It leaves a wrong impression on the counterpart – for he might think that his words have no VALUE.

2. Multitasking during meetings: Focus on the discussions & stay in alignment with the meeting agenda in the conference room. This will help you learn more about the subject matter, spot opportunities and give valuable suggestions than most others.

3. Importance to people who don't matter: Your friends and family would support you all the time. It is useless to stress yourself by thinking about people who don’t matter. Devote time to people who can bring smiles to your face, revive and make you feel special all the time.

4. Allow the past dominate future: We should understand the fact that – WE ARE HUMANS & NOT ALMIGHTY. We will commit mistakes, billions of them. Make sure the errors help you learn & you turn them into opportunities to build a better future. The past is just a tutorial. Never let the past define you. The future is yours. You are armored with lessons from the past – and its time to attack the future.

5. Crib about others: To crib about others is an important deletion from our daily routine. If you have a problem with ‘A’, discuss it with him/her than sharing it hundred others. To become a gossip king won’t make you successful. There are a lot more important things to talk & learn about.

6. Say ‘Yes’ when you really meant ‘No’: The moment you be untrue to yourself, you feel bad for a long time. Why to say ‘Yes’ to something that you’re not interested to be a part of? The moment you say ‘No’ to the other person, you’ll feel bad for sometime. The other person would respect your decision for being true. If he/she doesn't respect you & your decision, believe me, there is no point for you to stay sad.

These six deletions should be added in your daily routine & affixed in the To-Do list’s ‘Not to do items’.