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The value of hard work and persistence
How to stay focused on long-term goals
How to learn from failures and setbacks
De-clutter
De-clutter your work and living space. It encourages a de-cluttered mind.
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Everything Has Its Place
Looking for a misplaced item consumes time and energy.
Have a designated place for everything so that you know exactly where to find things.
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Work Hard
Never give up when the going gets tough. Procrastination does not breed success. When you find it difficult, work harder.
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The 15 Minute Pick-Up
Establish a short time every day to pick things up and put them in their designated places.
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Financial Awareness
Know exactly where you spend your money. Create a system for tracking profit and loss, and returns on investment.
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Understanding Psychological Triggers
Use triggers to increase your productivity and performance.
- Color-code your schedule
- Listen to music to enhance creativity
- Set alarms and timers
- Give yourself small rewards for accomplishments
- Incorporate time chunking
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Plans of Action
Create a plan or a system with step-by-step directions for as many duties as possible.
This frees up your mind, deters stress and promotes creativity.
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Prioritize tasks
Learn to do things at the right time. Know what can wait and what needs to be addressed immediately.
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Delegation
Success is not about doing everything on your own. In order to be more productive, delegate tasks and empower those who work for you to do more.
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Write Everything Down
When you suddenly have an idea while you are in the middle of something else, write it down. It will clear your mind. It is a catch-all for the light bulb moments.
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