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Increase Productivity

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Love this! Why your first 3h of work matter and how to easily increase your productivity. “The Myth of the 8 Hour Workday: the traditional 9–5 is poorly structured for high productivity. ” 

The obvious link between work and fitness: “To get the best results in your fitness, research has found that shorter but more intensive exercise is more effective than longer drawn-out exercise. The concept is simple: Intensive activity followed by high-quality rest and recovery.”

“The most productive countries in the world do not work 8 hours per day. Actually, the most productive countries have the shortest workdays.”

This Morning Routine will Save You 20+ Hours Per Week
The traditional 9–5 workday is poorly structured for high productivity. Perhaps when most work was physical labor, but not in the knowledge working world we now live in. Although this may be obvious…

17 effectivity tips

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  1. Make it a goal to have no more than 10 tasks on your to-do list each day.
  2. Decide what your monthly and weekly goals are.
  3. Having goals allows you to work on what’s important to you and it keeps you focused on your priorities.
  4. By having a set of goals, you find it much easier to eliminate the unimportant tasks that come up each day.
  5. Having goals gives you focus.
  6. Begin the day with a goal.
  7. Start small.
  8. Ask yourself: What one thing you could do today that would have the biggest positive impact on your day?
  9. Small steps consistently taken leads to great distances being covered.
  10. Plan what you are going to achieve the day before with the 2+8 Prioritisation system.
  11. Know what your majors and minors are.
  12. Having goals adds positive pressure to get more done.
  13. Having specific, clear goals incentivises you to move forward.
  14. Making progress on your goals leads to more progress.
  15. Goals give you accountability.
  16. Invoke the power of Parkinson’s Law.
    Parkinson’s Law states “work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion”.
  17. You become a highly focused, goal achieving individual.