Morning Routines at Work (2)
9 - Start working at the same time every day to make it a habit.
10 - Write your to-do list or check your second brain to see what you must prioritize.
11 - Resist the urge to check your e-mails until you finished your planning.
12 - Use specific, achievable, and time-bounded tasks.
13 - Set your phone on “ Do not disturb ” to avoid any distractions.
14 - Let other people know you won’t be available until you finish your first work session.
15 - Eat the frog and complete the most challenging task of the day first.
16 - Work on intervals of 30-60-90 minutes to plan your tasks easier.
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