Ways you can purposefully converge
- Decide on a particular deliverable you will produce by a specific time, then discard any information that’s not strictly necessary
- Set a deadline and promise to deliver a draft to someone who will hold you accountable
- Make an outline with the step-by-step sequence of points you want to cover
- Chunk related tasks within your project into clear groups
- Prioritise your tasks from most to least important
- Give yourself defined periods to make progress
- Stop researching and focus on summarising your current notes.
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