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How To Be REALLY Productive

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What is productivity?

If you're productive, that means you do a lot — you create or produce large amounts of something. A productive worker makes more widgets than the shirker who keeps sneaking out to gossip and drink coffee.

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Increase productivity

Increase productivity

  1. Focus on most important tasks first.
  2. Cultivate deep work.
  3. Keep a distraction list to stay focused .
  4. Use the Eisenhower Matrix to identify long-term priorities.
  5. Use the 80/20 rule.
  6. Break tasks into smaller pieces.
  7. Take breaks.
  8. Make fewer decisions.
  9. Eliminate inefficient communication.
  10. Find repeatable shortcuts.
  11. Learn from successes as well as mistakes.

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