Completion bias
It's where your brain specifically seeks the hit of dopamine you get from crossing off small tasks and ignores working on larger, more complex ones.
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5 Ways to Track Your Progress (And Why it's so Important) - RescueTime
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- Completion bias
- Small wins and motivation
- “Most of us make advances small and large every single day, but we fail to notice them because...
- Why we feel busier than ever
- Tracking progress is a powerful tool
- Break out large tasks
- Set daily quotas
- Track your metrics on a calendar
- Write in a diary
- “The more frequently people experience that sense of progress, the more likely they are to be ...
- “If you want to summarize the habits of successful people into one phrase, it’s this: successf...
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