Productivity Cheat Sheet 2.




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The Secret to Being Productive isn't Working Harder. It's Working Smarter.


It's strategically leveraging your efforts for maximum impact.


If you're having a hard time focusing and procrastinating, here's a breakdown on how to be more productive daily:


1) Learn to Say "No


Safeguard your time by only accepting tasks that align with your priorities.


2) Two-Minute Rule


immediately handle tasks that take less than two minutes, keeping your to-do list manageable.


3) Use Website Blockers


Stay focused by blocking access to distracting websites.


4) Add Colour to your Surroundings


Enhance focus and creativity by surrounding yourself with red and blue colours.


5) Put Music in the Background


Boost concentration with music that helps you stay on task.


6) Batch Similar Tasks


Increase efficiency by grouping related tasks and tackling them together.


7) Avoid Multitasking


Stick to one task at a time for better quality and efficiency.


8) Important/Urgent Matrix


Prioritize tasks effectively using the Eisenhower Matrix.


9) Pomodoro Technique


Maintain high productivity and prevent burnout with focused work sessions and regular breaks.


10) Eat the Frog


Start your day by completing the most challenging task first.


11) Eliminate Distractions


Create a distraction-free environment to enhance focus.


12) KonMari Your Workspace


Keep your workspace tidy and organized to improve productivity.


13) Take Regular Breaks


Scheduled breaks can boost mental clarity and creativity.


14) Schedule Self-Care


Incorporate self-care into your schedule to avoid burnout and maintain productivity.


15) Perfectionism Is a Trap


Focus on progress over perfection to keep moving forward.


16) Group Similar Tasks


Completing similar tasks in batches can save time and streamline your workflow.


17) Use Templates for Regular Tasks


Save time by creating templates for repetitive tasks.


These strategies can change your life.

And set you up for a more productive future.






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Credits: Matic Pogladič