Prioritize everything
There's no worse feeling than reaching the end of the workday and realizing you accomplished only a portion of what you had hoped to get done. At work, you're battling a number of distractions in fact. some experts consider the office one of the worst places to work (see Jason Frieds Ted Talk on this in order to stay on your productivity game, make a list and stick to it. Write your top goals for the day, then list how you'll accomplish each one This more in-depth list will be your outline for the day.
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