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Start With An Easy One
- Begin with the easiest possible item on your list. Get it done quickly and knock out a bunch of easy tasks in a row to start building up momentum.
- If you want to commit to the idea, arrange your tasks in order from hardest to easiest.
- Take as long as you want on each task.
- The radical thing we do by monotasking is take two important tasks, and choose only one of them.
- The world won't end if you leave task #2 for a few hours.
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Monotasking
- The solution to multitasking is to do one thing-for as long as you want or until it is finished. This is called monotasking.
- You'll find that this new pace is far more sustainable.
- Don't try to do everything at once, work at a steady pace, keep your plate full, and keep chipp...
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5. One-Three-Five List
A one-three-five list looks at task size, instead of time or urgency. Using it you can make more informed decisions when urgent tasks pop up and better prioritize your other work. To make one:
- Fill the first slot with the biggest job of the day.
- Pick three smaller, but sti...
Don’t wait until you're ready, start today
- Even if you don't feel like it, take control by starting today.
- Shift your mental energy from thinking to doing.
- Believe there's no better day to start than today.
- Set a micro goal for today without worrying about tomorrow. ...
Preparing the 1-3-5 list
- Chouse one important task. I'd call it the main goal of the day. A huge important task that would also take the majority of your time.
- Choose at most three mideum tasks, things that you should also get done but are not quite as important as the main ...
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