Organized Chaos

Organized Chaos

Organized Chaos 840 1000 Nadir Keval

Someone once told me that my mind works like that of a woman (I’ll take it as a compliment…) – “so many thoughts running through my mind at once, and having the ability to organize every one of those thoughts.” I still can’t tell if I was being called a woman, but either way, it was quite the compliment to say that I was someone able to maintain my sanity, despite my completely and utterly insane work ethic. I call it insane because it is something uncontrollable thus far, and so, overtakes the approach I take to completing all of my projects.

That said though, I think that every successful entrepreneur holds at least some degree of sanity-confusion. People often tell me, “Nadir, you need to focus on just one thing at a time. Get it done with, and then move on to the next thing.” I understand where they’re coming from, but personally, I just can’t do that. I’ve never been that great at school, but the time I was able to boost my GPA the most was when I was taking 5 courses, working 40 hours at one job and a little over 20 hours at another job. As long as I can maintain my zone (which basically just means not being interrupted with other thoughts), I can handle many things at once.

My system is to have a plan, to enjoy what I’m doing, and to just have fun with my work. Try it, I’m sure you’ll love it! Then, come tell me what you think and if it works for you. I’ll probably post another article soon, to tell you about how I management my time. 🙂

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Nadir Keval

Concierge Entrepreneur, Artist, Philanthropist, Muslim, Writer, Foodie, Son, Brother, Friend.

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  • SubhanAllah, multitasking can be challenging for some but the source of gold for others! Research actually states that multitasking is a bad idea for children since the more complex area of their brain which controls this skill (frontal lobe) is not yet developed. For adults though, if you can multitask and feel productive and successful, that's awesome!! 🙂 I too have a few things going on at once, but if I can devote a chunk of time to each, I find that I am productive by hammering away!! And of course, having fun is a must! Looking forward to hearing about your time management techniques 😀

  • What should you do when you begin to lose motivation? i.e. its not fun anymore? sometimes my brother experiences this with islamic studies

    • To be honest, when it comes to anything we were once passionate about, we have to take a moment to reflect on what made us passionate about that thing in the first place. From there, we can rebuild our roots and find interest and enjoyment in what we’re doing again. In the matter your brother and his interest in Islamic Studies, I would have to say that it depends on a lot of different things, including his age, his personality, his interests, and things like that. If you’d like to discuss it further and in more detail, you’re more than welcome to email me at mail@nadirkeval.com, and we can go from there, insha Allah. I’ll try my best to help him out, or help you in helping him out, insha Allah.

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