Productivity And The Subconscious Mind
- Keep a journal and to-do list, note down in the night what you need to do the following day, and write a bit in the morning about your ideas, completing what you started in the morning. This will enable your subconscious mind to chew on whatever was incomplete at night.
- The first three hours of your morning are your coveted hours for productivity, just after you have had a restful sleep.
- Your brain is at your best in the morning, along with your energy levels.
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