7 Productivity Secrets of Highly Successful People Revealed
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These 7 productivity secrets of successful people will make you reanalyze your approach to your home, work, and creative lives.
1. Empty your mind.
Clear your mind and start thinking only about what you need to do immediately, and today. Tasks that need to be done later in the week can wait.
Clear your mind and start thinking only about what you need to do immediately, and today. Tasks that need to be done later in the week can wait.
2. Prioritize your work.
All task are not created equal. Some tasks aren’t as important as others, or might take less time.
Try to sort your tasks every day and see what can be done quickly and efficiently.
All task are not created equal. Some tasks aren’t as important as others, or might take less time.
Try to sort your tasks every day and see what can be done quickly and efficiently.
3. Have a thinking position.
Truman Capote claimed he couldn’t think unless he was laying down, while Stravinsky would stand on his head.
What works for others may not work for you. Try to find a spot and position that is perfect for you to brainstorm or come up with ideas.
Truman Capote claimed he couldn’t think unless he was laying down, while Stravinsky would stand on his head.
What works for others may not work for you. Try to find a spot and position that is perfect for you to brainstorm or come up with ideas.
4. Pick three to five things you must do that day.
To Do lists can get overwhelming. Instead of making endless lists of what needs to be done, make daily lists that include just three to five things.
Make sure they are things that need to be done that day.
To Do lists can get overwhelming. Instead of making endless lists of what needs to be done, make daily lists that include just three to five things.
Make sure they are things that need to be done that day.
5. Do your most dreaded project first.
Getting your most dreaded task over with means you’ll have the rest of the day free for anything and everything else.
Getting your most dreaded task over with means you’ll have the rest of the day free for anything and everything else.
6. Follow the “Two-Minute Rule”
The “Two-Minute Rule” was made famous by David Allen. It’s simple – if a new task comes in and it can be done in two minutes or less, do it right then.
Putting it off just adds to your to-do list and will make the task seem more large later.
The “Two-Minute Rule” was made famous by David Allen. It’s simple – if a new task comes in and it can be done in two minutes or less, do it right then.
Putting it off just adds to your to-do list and will make the task seem more large later.
7. Find your golden hour
Novelist Anne Rice slept during the day and wrote at night to avoid distractions.
Your golden hour is the time when you’re at your peak, alert, and ready to be productive.
Novelist Anne Rice slept during the day and wrote at night to avoid distractions.
Your golden hour is the time when you’re at your peak, alert, and ready to be productive.
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