3 Simple Ways to Maximize Your Productivity

Ever lack productivity when you need it most?

It happens to the best of us.

What you don’t want is your to-do list looking like this:

To-do lists are great but I’m not the biggest believer in them.

I simply prioritize my work based on how important it is to me.

If it’s important that I do it and I want to do it: I’ll do it.

If it’s not important that I do it and I dont wan’t to do it: I won’t do it.

You just don’t want tasks piling up on you.

Tasks pile up until shit hits the fan.

Don’t let shit hit the fan.

Instead, maximize your productivity with the 3 steps below.

Unlike other ‘productivity hacks’, the advice below is guaranteed to work.

If you want to get a big project done, set a close deadline to finish it.

Ever have an essay due in an hour and you haven’t written a word?

I bet you wrote like hell and got that essay done in an hour.

Same thing goes for any other big projects you take on.

Give yourself a limited amount of time to complete the task.

You’ll work faster knowing that you need to get it done sooner than later.

Multitasking is good for one thing and one thing only:

Getting nothing done.

Now, you probably will get something done.

Though, the quality of your work will be subpar at best.

If you want to pump out a bunch of mediocre work; then multitask.

But don’t expect your work to be noticed.

Mediocrity is average. Nobody pays for or notices average work.

So… don’t multitask.

Instead, do one thing at a time and do it until it is 100% done!

This ensures you do the best work as well.

When you focus solely on the task at hand, you produce quality; not quantity.

Quality is what people look for.

So you want to boost your productivity but your brain feels bogged down?

I used to be plagued with plenty of brain fog.

If you don’t take care of your health, you will not have productivity.

Read this if your brain doesn’t work like it used to: 5 Ways to Improve Brainpower

Your brain will be glad you did.

Until Next Time,

Frun

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