Your most valuable asset is your time. When you`re unemployed, searching for a job is a full-time commitment and every minute that you waste sets your job search back.

Everyone can benefit from better time management. It requires self - discipline - especially during the job search. There is no one there to telling you what to do. In essence you have all the time in the world. But at the same time the more time you waste, the longer it will take to find a job and become gainfully employed. That`s not what you want. 

Every day you need to create a list of specific objectives and goals that you need to complete 

Treat your job search like a job. Show up to work and put in the time and effort. 

Distractions are everywhere and they ruin your focus and productivity. Eliminate distractions and you will do more.

Reward yourself for accomplishing your goals. When you send in a completed job application, finish your resume, or answer all of your emails feel

Multi-tasking is not an efficient way to get anything done. Focus on one thing at a time and you will ultimately accomplish more.

Take A Break And Disconnect 

Don`t try to do everything in one sitting. Take a break. Go outside. Do something besides work. It allows your brain to relax, refresh, and refocus.

Track Your Progress 

Make notes about what you accomplish each day. This way you will know when you did things, but also you`ll see how long it took to do them.

It`s easy to do the boring and mundane things on your to-do list, but focus on the important things first when you are fresh. Once you accomplish the big things, the rest is easy.