Single-task and set limits
- Single-task and focus.
- Focus on the most important tasks first, before you get distracted.
- Set limits on your work hours. If your time is limited, you’ll find ways to make the most of that limited time.
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Another short blog of great, albeit slightly dated, wisdom from Leo Babauta
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