How This Entrepreneur Uses 'Sprints' to Stay on TaskAlex Chatham, the co-founder behind drone company Spacial, explains how he groups similar tasks together to get them done.

ByAndrea Huspeni

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When it comes to getting things done, organization is key.

Alex Chatham, the co-founder behind drone companySpacialuses "sprints" to complete his work and stay focused. In the above video, he shares how he groups similar tasks together and only allots himself a specific number of hours to get the projects done.

Related:15 Time Management Tips for Achieving Your Goals

Check out the video to hear more about Chatham's time-management technique.

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Andrea Huspeni

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Andrea Huspeni is the former special projects director at Entrepreneur.com and the founder ofThis Dog's Life.

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