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Read 30 minutes, each day
Working towards any goal is the most important thing you can do. The second most important is to read books about how to do it better.
Every person can read thirty minutes per day during the in-between times in their schedule. You can commit more, but you shouldn't commit less.
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How to make huge improvements
If you want to improve your life, you have to be committed and start from the right foundation.
The typical person could make considerable improvements in less than a year.
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Always work on big projects
Having a big project you're always working on helps to keep all the other foundational practices together. A project that will last 1-2 years works best to maximize effort.
Four major kinds of projects that can be rotated are career projects, learning proj...
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Talk to someone smarter than you
Ensure that you speak with someone who is ahead of you in at least one dimension of their life, once per week. If you're working on your health, have a conversation with the person who is fit at the gym.
The biggest mistake we can make with self-improvement is to be too in...
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Track every purchase
Write down whenever you spend money on anything. A spreadsheet can be used to track your spending.
The good life is easier to attain if you're able to budget for it, such as using saved money to buy books.
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The importance of a consistent sleep schedule
Set yourself a time for bed and a wake time. Then stick to it. A consistent sleeping schedule allows you to predictably plan all the other things you intend to do.
- Don't hit the snooze button, but practice getting up immediately.
- Set aside the h...
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One New Experience Each Week
This could be a new restaurant, a new activity, event, or just walking in a part of town you've never been to before.
A problem of productivity is that we tend to stick to activities we know are rewarding and tend to avoid trying new things that may be a waste of time. Adding some randomnes...
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A weekly journaling habit
Writing expands our memory by giving us a buffer to store thoughts before they fade from our memory. Writing also enables self-reflection. When you write down a long series of thoughts and then read it, you simultaneously articulate an idea and critique it.
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A productivity system for your goals and efforts
The productivity system is not just about getting more work done - it's about organising all of your goals and efforts.
When it comes to self-improvement, people can face two problems:
- They don't feel they have enough time or energy.
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The easiest win you can make is regular exercise
Exercise sharpens your mind and improves your mood. It is also entirely under your control.
It is recommended that you start with an exercise schedule that involves exercising at the same time every weekday so that it quickly becomes a habit
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Quit all your vices
For many, the major obstacles to the good life is the abundance of temptations keeping us in the same place:
- Put up barriers that constrain the activity within predetermined limits.
- Make a rule. "Only one episo...
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Make 30 minutes meetings count
- Read what you need to beforehand and tell everyone else to do the same. Think about your questions. Decide what’s important and what you can let go of.
- Decide on the one thing that will make the biggest difference, and spend the 30 minutes on that issue, topic, or oppo...
Read for 20 minutes a day
An article may engage you, and you may even learn something new and valuable, but it can't quite do the job of absorbing you like a good story or some detailed research might.
If you were to read 15 pages of a book per day, by the end of the year, you'd have completed between 15 to 20 book...
Use the 15-minute rule
You can accomplish quite a bit in just 15 minutes, and yet most of us fritter away that time on our phones in between meetings or during a commute.
Commit to working on a put-off task for 15 minutes without interruption. Stop at 15 minutes. Don’t allow yourself to work any longer. D...
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