How To Be More Productive

  1. You rid 10 same spam emails daily.
  2. It takes two minutes.
  3. "it's no big deal!" you tell yourself.

That seemingly trivial task destroys you long-term.

  • You lose two minutes daily.
  • 1 week? That's a quarter of an hour wasted.
  • That means you lose ~12 hours per year (1.5 days of work your boot-tay could've saved helping your clients rock the mother $&@%^ wooooorld).

We get so caught up in finding some magic pill to increase our productivity that we don't do what really matters:

  1. Focusing on the little things.
  2. Making small improvements to save time.
  3. Repeating the two above eternally.

What's sucking up your daily schedule?

The two step process:

  1. Identifythe daily fat.
  2. Cut the fat.

You start saving ridiculous amounts of time by focusing on the little improvements, that over the long-term gives you BIGTIMESAVEDWIN!!!!!

Time Saved

See samples:

  • 2 minutes saved daily? 12 hours/year
  • 10 minutes? 60 hours
  • 30 minutes? 180 hours (1 month of work)
  • 1 hour? 360 hours (2 months)
  • Etc. Etc. Etc.

Time Win

Little-by-little with continuous improvement on the little things, you start cutting fats all over the place, saving months/days/years to be even more productive.

Examples:

  • Unsubscribe SUCK stuff from inbox.
  • Say NO! to browsing websites aimlessly.
  • Do meetings through email.
  • Avoid rush hour.
  • Delegate payroll.
  • Exercise (and/or eat better) to help you work SUPERFAST, saving you even more time.
  • The yaddas.

Sample goals:

  • Today: 'I will save 2 daily minutes.'
  • Tomorrow: 'I will save 5 daily minutes.'
  • End of the week: 'I will save 10 daily minutes.'

The little things.

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Posted on December 02

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