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How to develop a growth mindset
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Create a prioritized to-do list
Before you get to work in the morning, create a prioritized to-do list. It’s always best practice to tackle the toughest, most difficult items first. The tricky things are easy to push off and procrastinate, but if you're successful, you'll gain the confidence and momentum to get through the rest of your list.
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Start the morning with “good energy”
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Getting into a Routine
Getting into a routine can be one of the best ways to stay productive—especially while working from home.
- wake up at similar times each day
- exercise if you’re accustomed to it
- eat breakfast/have your morning coffee
Sticking to a schedule will help you stay ...
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Keep a "to-don't" list
Remove any items from your to-do list that you're not realistically going to do and put them on a "to-don't" list.
That way, you aren't wasting any time on the things that don't really matter. This will help you prioritize the more urgent list items and get through everything faster...
Create a To-Do List
- Sync your to-do list with your mobile phone.
- Write down the three most important tasks.
- Keep to an easy and workable task list.
Do one thing at a time.
Do it now.
create a new list each day
Don't use the same list for each day; it might end up looking like a mess of mixed things (done, undone, unimportant, critical etc). Create a fresh list each day so that visually also, you get a feeling of starting with a clean slate. It can have tasks undone from previous day but writing them on...
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