I wonder how she does it. Because I am currently working on accomplishing so much more than usual, I have thought to get some advice from my mother. I have even thought that I should interview her.
But what questions would I ask her? Here's a few that pop into mind (keeping in mind I'm not much of a reporter!):
- have you always been highly productive or have you taught yourself skills to be more efficient and productive?
- what drives you to keep going?
- do you feel you balance productivity with relaxation and time for yourself?
- how do you manage your daily list of tasks?
- when you plan your list, how do you manage the time? ie: are you very certain on the time-line or required time for the task, or do you over-allocate time to complete the task?
- do you ever have tasks you fail to accomplish on your list? How do you cope/feel about not accomplishing tasks?
- how do you cope with changes to your plans, or interference from outside forces?
- how much of your daily routine is simply "habit"? Do you do many tasks simply as a matter of course in your day?
- what habits have been most difficult to integrate or develop? Which were easiest?
- how do you stay motivated? Do you ever have feelings of lethargy, or days where you feel you won't be able to do the things you planned?
- is your day more about "have to's" or "want to's"?
- what is your "system" for organising or accomplishing things?
- how do you rate the importance of each task? Do you weight the tasks so you can change or delegate activities?
- do you reward yourself when you accomplish certain tasks? What would be a reward to you? And under what circumstances would you feel you "deserve" a reward?
What might you ask a person who has traits you seek to emulate? What other questions could I ask to get more in-depth or revealing replies?
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