Psychology of Productivity
- Personal Values . First and foremost, you need to figure out what exactly you stand for—that is, what you value. Values are a compass for your behavior and, therefore, the engine of your productivity.
- How Motivation Works . Instead of learning what gets you motivated , once you learn how motivation actually works , you can motivate yourself to do just about anything (as long as it doesn’t conflict with your values, of course).
- Why You Procrastinate – Also an incredibly personal thing. You don’t procrastinate because you’re a lazy sack-of-shit person who lacks any sort of fortitude or character.
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