Introduction
Every day, start your work with the Most Important Task (MIT).
Identify your MIT.
What task is game-changing? Try to prepare a must-do list the night before.
Be specific with your goals.
Instead of planning to “save money,” be specific about how much you will save. For example, “I will save $5,000 by the end of the year.”
Identify the activities that will lead to achieving your goal.
Which of them are important right now?
Spend at least two of the first hours of the day on your MIT.
It’s easier to focus in the morning. Don’t delay your work on the MIT.
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