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By breaking down large projects into smaller steps you have the opportunity to receive feedback faster and make adjustments when necessary.
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"Breaking tasks down helps us to see large tasks as more approachable and doable, and reduces our propensity to procrastinate or defer tasks, because we simply don’t know where to begin."
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So by breaking a larger project down into smaller to-dos, it will be easier for you to identify what step you should take next.
These smaller steps should be written down on a list.
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The main reasons why specific goals are so powerful:
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We want to see progress quickly. We enjoy the feeling of crossing something off our to-do list - dopamine is being released.
By breaking long-term assignments down, you open the door to experience more frequent rewards and dopamine rushes which inspire you to keep taking steps forward.
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So by breaking a larger project down into smaller to-dos, it will be easier for you to identify what step you should take next.
These smaller steps should be written down on a list.
Breaking down goals into smaller steps would make it easier for you to understand and manage the work. And with achieving each small steps you will get self-motivation to achieve another step. And these little motivations will help you to stay on track.
Once you have a goal to work toward, achieve it by breaking it down into smaller, less intimidating steps:
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