How To Brain Dump, Stop Overthinking And Start Focusing Dan Silvestre

Plan for the next day by:

1. Note down the top three priorities of the month.
2. Divide the sheet into two and jot down the accomplished tasks that helped in the goals, on the left.
3. On the right side, note down the tasks that were not useful.
4. Do the tasks that take two minutes or less, then do the urgent and important tasks.
5. The rest of the tasks can either be eliminated, postponed, or delegated.
6. One can review the same at the end of every week to divide the goals into the various areas of your life.

To reset your brain and stop the constant worry, you can write down the three things that you did right, and three things that you are grateful for, everyday.

Gratefulness needs to be practised to experience emotional relief and to kickstart the law of attraction (cause and effect), which is a universal law much like gravity.

1. Don’t start late, and try to practice the free-flow brain dumping every day.
2. Write complete, unabridged notes and trust them. Ask yourself if you have included everything and prioritized the tasks in the correct order.
3. Writing on a piece of paper using a pen helps with the brain dumping as it is visual, satisfactory, memorable and intentional.
4. Take frequent breaks between tasks.
5. Once you know the root cause, address them rather than the symptoms.
6. Work on fewer projects, and do not multitask.
7. Do not distract yourself with junk information which wastes your mental energy.

1. Work is more enjoyable, as your mind is unburdened.
2. Increased focus results in faster progress.
3. Less procrastination.
4. Random thoughts stop and open projects are no longer bothering you as before, due to the increased clarity earned by planning, scheduling and prioritizing.
5. The brain is running optimally, resulting in better and faster output.