The Get Sh*t Done Quiz

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Quiz Questions

1.
I manage my time and tasks by working from a to-do list.
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- A.
  I consistently manage my time and tasks by working from a to-do list.
- B.
  I occasionally manage my time and tasks by working from a to-do list.
- C.
  I rarely manage my time and tasks by working from a to-do list; instead, I calendar everything.
2.
I set clear goals and objectives for my productivity on a daily/weekly basis.
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- A.
  I rarely set clear goals and objectives
- B.
  I occasionally set clear goals and objectives
- C.
  I consistently set clear goals and objectives
3.
I avoid procrastination and manage my time effectively to meet deadlines.
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- A.
  I often procrastinate and struggle to meet deadlines.
- B.
  I sometimes struggle with procrastination and meeting deadlines.
- C.
  I rarely procrastinate and consistently meet or beat deadlines.
4.
I allocate sufficient time for each task and estimate the time required accurately.
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  I frequently underestimate or overestimate task time.
- B.
  I occasionally underestimate or overestimate task time.
- C.
  I consistently estimate task time accurately.
5.
I minimize distractions and interruptions while working on important tasks.
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- A.
  I easily get distracted and interrupted during work.
- B.
  I occasionally get distracted and interrupted during work.
- C.
  I rarely get distracted and interrupted during work.
6.
I successfully follow through on everything I need to get done.
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  I am often challenged to follow through on everything I need to get done.
- B.
  I occasionally follow through on everything I need to get done.
- C.
  I consistently follow through on everything I need to get done.
7.
I often feel stressed and overwhelmed when it comes to managing my workload and my time.
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  I often feel stressed and overwhelmed.
- B.
  I occasionally feel stressed and overwhelmed.
- C.
  I rarely feel stressed and overwhelmed.
8.
I maintain a structured schedule and adhere to it as much as possible.
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  I rarely follow a structured schedule.
- B.
  I occasionally follow a structured schedule.
- C.
  I consistently follow a structured schedule.
9.
I schedule free time first, to recharge and avoid burnout.
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- A.
  I rarely schedule free time and often experience burnout.
- B.
  I occasionally schedule free time and sometimes experience burnout.
- C.
  I consistently schedule free time and avoid burnout.
10.
I review and reflect on my productivity practices to identify areas for improvement.
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  I rarely review and reflect on productivity practices.
- B.
  I occasionally review and reflect on productivity practices.
- C.
  I consistently review and reflect on productivity practices.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Your productivity skills need improvement.
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Congrats, fellow accountant! By completing this quiz, you've shown commitment to wanting to better manage your productivity and your time.According to your responses, you're... not *yet* managing your productivity in the most helpful way, but don't worry. I can definitely help you get more sh*t done!If you aren't effectively prioritizing and managing your tasks, and often feel overwhelmed by your workload, it's not your fault - most accountants are in the same place as you.The good news is that once you start implementing some new strategies, you'll notice an amazing boost in your productivity levels. And don't worry if you're not sure where to start. I'm here for you. I've got your back every step of the way 🙌Remember, "Productivity is not just about working harder, it's about working smarter."How to Take Your Productivity To The Next Level in 3 Simple Steps:1. Do NOT Use To-Do ListsOne of the biggest issues I see for most accountants is believing that to-do lists are the best option for getting things done. Unfortunately, to-do lists are not as effective as you might think because of one very important factor - you have a human brain.The truth is that to-do lists are incredibly overwhelming to the human brain.Instead, learn to calendar everything more effectively in order to reduce decision fatigue and procrastination, as well as improve your productivity.2. Properly Estimate The Amount Of TimeWhen estimating the amount of time to get something done, it’s important that you ask the right question. It’s not about asking, “How long is this going to take?” It’s about asking, “How long am I GIVING MYSELF to get it done?” You are in charge.But be careful of Parkinson's LawParkinson's Law states that work will expand to the time you give it. The same project can take a month or a week, depending on the time boundaries you intentionally choose. 3. Assess Your Follow ThroughWhile anyone can schedule time on a calendar, it's your ability to follow through that makes all the difference. The only reason you're not following through is that you simply haven't yet learned how to manage your brain.The key to better time management for accountants - mind management.The truth is that your brain plays a critical role in your productivity as it is responsible for processing information, making decisions, and regulating focus and attention. By implementing strategies that align with the brain's natural functioning, you can enhance your productivity and achieve better results.Ready to Start Improving Your Productivity? Checkout These Resources1. Check your email for upcoming productivity tips, workshops, weekly challenges, and more! 2. Download my totally free, no strings attached time audit. It's your first step to improving your productivity.3. If you're ready to get started today, book a free consultation. Let's talk about your time management issues and see if we're a great fit!How Do I Know So Much About Productivity? Let Me Fill You In...Hey there, I'm Dawn Goldberg, CPA, author of "The Smarter Accountant." I'm also 'The Get Sh*t Done Coach for Accountants' 📝I have been a CPA in public accounting for over 30 years and having worked for some of the Big 4, I have cracked the time management code for accountants. I know how to get more done in less time and would love to show you how.As a busy accountant, your productivity and time management matter - a lot! By gaining control over your workload, you can not only feel less stressed and more in control, but you can also gain back at least 5 hours a week. If this sounds like something you need, I offer accountants a 6-week, customized Smarter Accountant Time Mastery Program teaching you how to Get More Sh*t Done in less time. P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox With More Productivity Tips and Resources
2.
You are...getting there
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Congrats, fellow accountant! By completing this quiz, you've shown commitment to wanting to better manage your productivity and your time.According to your responses, you're...nearly productive and not *yet* managing your productivity in the most helpful way, but don't worry. I can definitely help you get more sh*t done!If you aren't effectively prioritizing and managing your tasks, and often feel overwhelmed by your workload, it's not your fault - most accountants are in the same place as you.The good news is that once you start implementing some new strategies, you'll notice an amazing boost in your productivity levels. And don't worry if you're not sure where to start. I'm here for you. I've got your back every step of the way 🙌Remember, "Productivity is not just about working harder, it's about working smarter."How to Take Your Productivity To The Next Level in 3 Simple Steps:1. Do NOT Use To-Do ListsOne of the biggest issues I see for most accountants is believing that to-do lists are the best option for getting things done. Unfortunately, to-do lists are not as effective as you might think because of one very important factor - you have a human brain.The truth is that to-do lists are incredibly overwhelming to the human brain.Instead, learn to calendar everything more effectively in order to reduce decision fatigue and procrastination, as well as improve your productivity.2. Properly Estimate The Amount Of TimeWhen estimating the amount of time to get something done, it’s important that you ask the right question. It’s not about asking, “How long is this going to take?” It’s about asking, “How long am I GIVING MYSELF to get it done?” You are in charge.But be careful of Parkinson's LawParkinson's Law states that work will expand to the time you give it. The same project can take a month or a week, depending on the time boundaries you intentionally choose. 3. Assess Your Follow ThroughWhile anyone can schedule time on a calendar, it's your ability to follow through that makes all the difference. The only reason you're not following through is that you simply haven't yet learned how to manage your brain.The key to better time management for accountants - mind management.The truth is that your brain plays a critical role in your productivity as it is responsible for processing information, making decisions, and regulating focus and attention. By implementing strategies that align with the brain's natural functioning, you can enhance your productivity and achieve better results.Ready to Start Improving Your Productivity? Checkout These Resources1. Check your email for upcoming productivity tips, workshops, weekly challenges, and more! 2. Download my totally free, no strings attached time audit. It's your first step to improving your productivity.3. If you're ready to get started today, book a free consultation. Let's talk about your time management issues and see if we're a great fit!How Do I Know So Much About Productivity? Let Me Fill You In...Hey there, I'm Dawn Goldberg, CPA, author of "The Smarter Accountant." I'm also 'The Get Sh*t Done Coach for Accountants' 📝I have been a CPA in public accounting for over 30 years and having worked for some of the Big 4, I have cracked the time management code for accountants. I know how to get more done in less time and would love to show you how.As a busy accountant, your productivity and time management matter - a lot! By gaining control over your workload, you can not only feel less stressed and more in control, but you can also gain back at least 5 hours a week. If this sounds like something you need, I offer accountants a 6-week, customized Smarter Accountant Time Mastery Program teaching you how to Get More Sh*t Done in less time. P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox With More Productivity Tips and Resources
3.
You are... Productive
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Congrats, fellow accountant! By completing this quiz, you've shown commitment to being productive — whether that means setting (and sticking to) schedules and deadlines or eliminating procrastination. According to your responses, you're... productive. But here's the thing - there's always room to improve and I can teach you better ways to get more sh*t done in less time! The good news is that once you start implementing some new strategies (such as "Container Calendaring"), you'll notice an amazing boost in your productivity levels. And don't worry if you're not sure where to start. I'm here for you. I've got your back every step of the way 🙌Remember, "Productivity is not just about working harder, it's about working smarter."How to Take Your Productivity To The Next Level in 3 Simple Steps:1. Do NOT Use To-Do ListsOne of the biggest issues I see for most accountants is believing that to-do lists are the best option for getting things done. Unfortunately, to-do lists are not as effective as you might think because of one very important factor - you have a human brain.The truth is that to-do lists are incredibly overwhelming to the human brain.Instead, learn to calendar everything more effectively in order to reduce decision fatigue and procrastination, as well as improve your productivity.2. Properly Estimate The Amount Of TimeWhen estimating the amount of time to get something done, it’s important that you ask the right question. It’s not about asking, “How long is this going to take?” It’s about asking, “How long am I GIVING MYSELF to get it done?” You are in charge.But be careful of Parkinson's LawParkinson's Law states that work will expand to the time you give it. The same project can take a month or a week, depending on the time boundaries you intentionally choose. 3. Assess Your Follow ThroughWhile anyone can schedule time on a calendar, it's your ability to follow through that makes all the difference. The only reason you're not following through is that you simply haven't yet learned how to manage your brain.The key to better time management for accountants - mind management.The truth is that your brain plays a critical role in your productivity as it is responsible for processing information, making decisions, and regulating focus and attention. By implementing strategies that align with the brain's natural functioning, you can enhance your productivity and achieve better results.Ready to Start Improving Your Productivity? Checkout These Resources1. Check your email for upcoming productivity tips, workshops, weekly challenges, and more! 2. Download my totally free, no strings attached time audit. It's your first step to improving your productivity.3. If you're ready to get started today, book a free consultation. Let's talk about your time management issues and see if we're a great fit!How Do I Know So Much About Productivity? Let Me Fill You In...Hey there, I'm Dawn Goldberg, CPA, author of "The Smarter Accountant." I'm also 'The Get Sh*t Done Coach for Accountants' 📝I have been a CPA in public accounting for over 30 years and having worked for some of the Big 4, I have cracked the time management code for accountants. I know how to get more done in less time and would love to show you how.As a busy accountant, your productivity and time management matter - a lot! By gaining control over your workload, you can not only feel less stressed and more in control, but you can also gain back at least 5 hours a week. If this sounds like something you need, I offer accountants a 6-week, customized Smarter Accountant Time Mastery Program teaching you how to Get More Sh*t Done in less time. P.S. Expect to See Me in Your Inbox With More Productivity Tips and Resources

The Get Sh*t Done Quiz

Ready to assess your productivity and gain valuable insights into your current time management skills? Take this 2-minute quiz to evaluate your effectiveness in managing time and tasks, and identify areas for improvement.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes