Organize Your Deep Work
- Develop a deep work schedule and routine: A systematic way of getting in that deep work mindset is to develop a routine in which you always perform the task in the same place and time, for a given time frame.
- Work on what matters: At the end of the day, you should be acting like an executive, working towards your goals in a professional, consistent manner.
- Accept laziness: While the results should lead to higher productivity levels, your ultimate goal is to have more time for yourself. Enjoy your “lazy” time".
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