Productivity masterclass under 2-minutes:
Put your project on paper.
Put your project on paper.
Love has more patience, so pursue projects that excite you.
Do it. Clarity comes through doing.
Set deadline.
Use external accountability.
β Do a pre-sale (I did this for my course.)
β Get an accountability partner (I published a visual every day. If I didn't, I sent my friend 1EUR. We did this for a whole year.)
Having skin in the game works.
β Do a pre-sale (I did this for my course.)
β Get an accountability partner (I published a visual every day. If I didn't, I sent my friend 1EUR. We did this for a whole year.)
Having skin in the game works.
Make it digestible to break the feeling of overwhelm.
Turn off perfection. You can improve it later.
Great stuff happens when we're in flow.
Plan long stretches of uninterrupted work. (I know it can be challenging, but do your best)
Plan long stretches of uninterrupted work. (I know it can be challenging, but do your best)
Get to flow faster using these five flow triggers.
Example 1: Remember external accountability? That's risk.
Example 2: Start your day with editing, so you don't face a blank page. That's pattern recognition.
h/t to @steven_kotler on @mattdavella youtube
Example 1: Remember external accountability? That's risk.
Example 2: Start your day with editing, so you don't face a blank page. That's pattern recognition.
h/t to @steven_kotler on @mattdavella youtube
Do the basics. Sleep, eat and turn off notifications.
You will fail along the way. That's fine. Frame it correctly.
When things don't work, double down on iteration.
When things do work, double down on consistency.
When things do work, double down on consistency.
Now go and crush it! Good luck. β₯οΈ
If youβre new here my story, resources, and contacts can be found at bio.link
Before @ozolinsjanis signs offβhere's 3 more tips.
If youβre new here my story, resources, and contacts can be found at bio.link
Before @ozolinsjanis signs offβhere's 3 more tips.
Expect ups and down. It happens to everyone.
We learn through trial and error, not just learning.
Have smaller scope and shorter deadlines. You'll spend less time in the procrastination valley.
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