How To Be Prolific
- Start with being curious and keep feeding your focus for that curiosity;
- Know your end goal before you start;
- Do your best work first thing in the morning without any distractions;
- Take action almost everyday and make time for what you do best;
- Allow yourself to wander, take walks as it leads to creative thinking;
- Think long-term and maintain career progression for an extended period of time without losing focus; and
- Build a creative output system that works well for you.
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