日常生活始终不缺将自身的日程安排的井然有序，乃至有时间去培养爱好乃至做兼职的人，如果您还在为了更好地自身的每日过得一团糟而烦恼，下边本文一定能够协助你！
1. Use wait time well
1. 灵活运用等待時间
I used my time standing on the subway or in line at the grocery to catch up on small personal to-do lists items like reading, paying my bills, shooting my sisters a text to say hi, or responding to some less-urgent emails. Odds are you probably have more idle time each day than you realize —especially on days when you have an appointment with a hairstylist, doctor, or vet. It adds up!
我运用等地铁站或者在杂货铺排长队的時间去解决一些小的本人待办事宜，例如阅读文章，付钱单，给我的姐妹发消息问好，或是回应一些不那麼应急的电子邮件。非常大概率上，你每日的空闲时间比自身意识到的大量，尤其是在给你理发、医师、核查预定的日子。時间积累起来了！
Using this otherwise idle time to accomplish small tasks could potentially free up a few hours every single week to work on your hustle. Create a shortcut for yourself by having a running list on your phone of the various tasks you can complete fast.
运用这一空闲时间进行日常任务每星期能帮你释放出来好多个钟头的時间，让你来忙自身的事。在手机中对不一样每日任务创建一个明细，并建立快捷方式图标，你可以进行的迅速。
2. Make 'no' your new best friend
2. 对新朋友说“不”
"No" is one of my favorite words. When you say no to what doesn't serve you, you say yes to something else. In this case, you're saying yes to making time to work on your passion project.
“不”是我最喜欢的词*。如果你对不服务项目于你的事儿说“不”时，你也就能够对别的事儿说“好”。在这类状况下，你需要对能点燃你激情的工作项目说“好”。
Remember this: It is OK to politely decline invitations that do not really appeal to you. (And Muse Editor-in-Chief Adrian Granzella Larssen has templates on how to do that.) Let's say you're a social butterfly: Well, if you just turn down just one activity each week —be it networking or just happy hour with friends —that's another few hours you just made for yourself.
记牢：婉拒不吸引住你的邀约是能够的。（Muse的小编艾德里安·分位数回归拉·拉森给你出示了怎样实际操作的样本。）假定你是一个应召女：行吧，假如你能每星期回绝一个主题活动，不论是创建社交圈子還是只是和盆友哈皮，剩下的好多个钟头你都能够做好自己的事。
3. Split your errands up over the week
3. 将你一周的事情分散化
OK, this one's a bit controversial and I understand it doesn't work for everyone. But, I know that very few people are busy every single minute of the workday —and there can be a lot of unused minutes within the day. Rather than spending 20 minutes mindlessly browsing the internet, use it to complete other errands that you'd normally be stuck doing on the weekends: schedule that doctor's appointment, make a quick trip to drop off your dry cleaning, call and get your prescriptions refilled, and so on.
行吧，这一点一些异议，因为我搞清楚它并不是对任何人都可用的。可是，我明白极少数在工作中日的每分都很繁忙，一天当中有很多沒有被运用的時间。两者之间花二十分钟盲目跟风地网页浏览，比不上运用它来进行礼拜天常常缠上你的那些事儿：分配医师的预定，制订迅速旅游来降低干洗店頻率，通电话并预订你的方子这些。
Like using your wait time wisely, I'm sure you could come up with a list (and you should!) of lots of small activities that cram your weekends despite not being all that time consuming. Now, you've just gone from running errands on a Sunday afternoon to having a couple free hours to do whatever you'd like.
与有效运用等待時间类似，我敢确信能够为这些很多铺满礼拜天的小活动制订一个明细（你也应当那么做！），虽然并不一定的時间都由这种主题活动所耗费。如今，你刚从分配的满满登登的周日中午中摆脱出去，几个钟头的空闲时间去做一切你喜爱的事。
4. Outsource
4. 业务外包
If you have enough money coming in each month to cover your necessary expenses, consider outsourcing.
假如你每一个月有充足的钱来付款必需的开支，考虑到下业务外包吧。
From cleaning your apartment, to fixing your computer, to basic bookkeeping, to picking up your groceries —it can be worth spending the cash if it saves you time to have an expert do something much more easily. Now, of course this isn't financially feasible for everyone, but giving up a few dinners out each month or passing up a new outfit might be worth checking one of these items off your list.
从清扫公寓楼，到修理电脑、基础的记帐、选购食物，如果有专业的人来做这种事而且让你省下了许多時间，而为掏钱便是非常值得的了。自然，从经济发展上说这不是对每一个人都行得通，但每月舍弃吃几顿晚餐或舍弃一套新武器装备，就能划去明细上的众多新项目中的一项，这或许是非常值得的。
5. Get to know your peak hours
5. 掌握你的高峰期时间段
Ever heard of golden hours? It's about figuring out when your mental capacity is at its peak and doing your most important work at that time. I work best in the morning and whenever possible I schedule mornings as my time to write.
听过“*时机”吗？就是要搞清楚你的思维工作能力何时处在*值，在这个時间去做最重要的工作中。我还在早晨工作中实际效果**是，因此 不论什么时候，我还分配早晨做为我的创作時间。
When I still had my full-time job and was just writing on the side, I would get up early and pitch five ideas to my editors before 7:30 a.m. I would then write a blog post (or at least half a blog post) before heading into the office. Then, at the end of the day when I was beat, I would deal with the dirty dishes in the sink and the email newsletters that piled up throughout the day.
当我一直在做全职的工作中另外做兼职创作时，我能早上想到5个点子并在早上七点半以前发送给我的编写。随后我能在去公司办公室以前写一篇网络文章（或是最少是半篇文章内容）。以后，在一天完毕我很疲倦时，我能解决蓄水池里的脏菜盘及其沉积一整天的电子邮箱。
By identifying these hours for myself, I not only was able to get better work done on my side hustle in less time —but I also found myself spending fewer hours in the actual office because I learned to work when I was most efficient.
根据确定高峰期时间段，我不但可用越来越少的時间能够更好地解决周末兼职，另外我察觉自己真实花销在人事工作的時间也少了，由于我懂得了在*效率的情况下工作中。
And there you go, (at least) a few more free hours every single week that you can use to go after what you're really passionate about.
如今你都了解了，每星期你都是有（最少）好多个钟头的空闲时间，能够用于做真实喜爱的事。
Steven Covey, author of the bestseller, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, says it best: "Don't prioritize your schedule, schedule your priorities." So if you're currently putting off your brilliant side gig because you have no time, take a look at your calendar and ask yourself what priorities you can be scheduling better.
畅销书籍《高效能认识的七个习惯：自我改变的强大课程》的创作者杰夫·柯维给了大家很好的论述，“不必优先选择考虑到你的方案，只是分配你的优先选择事宜。”因此 假如你现阶段由于没有时间而把好的做兼职回绝，看一下自身的日历，问一问自身如何分配优先更强。
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