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The Productive Phase II

The Productive Phase II

The intensity of the work also matters.

With periodization, you cannot start with the most challenging tasks . Your body comes from a week of complete relaxation. So your mental muscles have to warm up .

In sports, for example, you must warm up your body before each training session. And you have to start even slower if you haven’t worked out for a while. So treat your mind the same and give it time to ramp up. Start slow, and try to peak around the third week .

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