By Zane Rozzi

We are busier than ever. However, despite the number of things we are doing, we are not really accomplishing much. The problem is, we are performing a tremendous number of small and insignificant tasks that eat up a huge portion of our day. It's important to differentiate between being efficient and being effective. Being efficient means getting the maximum output of any given result from the minimum input of resources. However, being effective means actually getting the right result. Being efficient, and performing a lot of tasks, is irrelevant if you are not actually getting the right results. If you have the correct productive habits, your results will become astronomically positive. If you have destructive or counterproductive habits, your results will become astronomically negative. Your habits can either work for you or against you.