● Have written goals so you know what you want to accomplish and where you want to go.● Let your life be guided by internal principles not external circumstances.● Never take criticism from someone not doing better than you are. What the hell do they know?● Internet trolls are losers, always ignore them. ● Never waste any time or energy on someone that has already made up their mind.

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"The greatest act of self-love is to no longer accept a life you are unhappy with"                                                     Book: THE MIDDLE FINGER PROJECT:Trash Your Imposter Syndrome and Live the Unf*ckwithable Life You Deserve.                                                                            By Ash Ambirge

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Establish a consistent morning routine to start your day. Wake up at the same time each day to create structure and consistency.

Set A Routine 

Divide larger projects into smaller, manageable tasks. This makes your goals more achievable and helps maintain motivation.

Break Tasks into Smaller Steps

Remember that staying motivated as a self-employed individual can be challenging, so it's crucial to find what works best for you and adjust your morning routine as needed.

Reminder

Set goals and deadlines for your tasks. Share these with a friend or use productivity tools to hold yourself accountable.

Stay Accountable

Identify your most critical tasks for the day and tackle them first thing in the morning when your energy and focus are at their peak.

Prioritize Important Tasks

Use time-blocking techniques to allocate specific time slots for various tasks. This helps you stay organized and avoid distractions.

Time Blocking 

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<ul><li>When a request comes to you in person, pause and count to three before delivering your decision. </li><li>Explain that you are focused on other things right now but would love to get together when you can.</li><li>Request that you will check your calendar and get back to them. This will give you time to pause and assess your priorities. </li><li>Use Vacation responders even on days when you are at work, letting the emailers know that you are busy for a few hours doing focussed work.</li><li>Let your bosses know that doing the assigned task will mean less priority to the other tasks.</li><li>Clarify exactly what you are willing to do and what you aren't willing.</li><li>Suggest Someone else who might help the person in a better way.</li></ul>

Saying NO: Steve Jobs style

In less than 40 years in business, Jobs revolutionized 6 different industries. He was obviously a smarter than average individual with enormous creativity, ambition, and drive. But I believe that us mere mortals can incorporate some of Steve Jobs success secrets into our lives.

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Top 10 Steve Jobs Success Secrets for Insane Productivity

It’s important to be aware of what state of mind you’re in before tackling a hard choice.Decision fatigue happens when the mental energy required to weigh the tradeoffs of our decision becomes too much for us to handle.

Understand Decision Fatigue

Psychologists call this phenomenon Counterfactual Thinking and it describes how we dwell on the outcomes of actions we didn’t actually take.At a certain point, you need to trust you’ve put in the thought and work to make the right decision and just commit.

Stay away from the ‘What if’ game

<ul><li>Select from only a handful of lunch options that you rotate each week.</li><li>Use a shipping service to get common items like paper towels directly to your house.</li><li>Consider asking the wait staff for dinner recommendations so you don’t have to stare at an overwhelming menu.</li><li>Connect the apps you use and automatically move information between them.</li></ul>

Automate some easier decisions

Perhaps the easiest way to make sure we can face a hard decision with our full attention is to simply make fewer decisions.Think of people like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Barack Obama, who limit their wardrobe choices to a few staple pieces, in order to save mental energy for important decisions.

Fewer Decisions 

You might think you need as much information as possible before you’re able to make a choice, but too much research can hurt as much as it helps.Gathering too much data and asking for too many opinions can lead to mental overload, analysis paralysis, and ultimately making the wrong choice.

Do More With Less

Your decisions make you. Whether you're selling them as an entrepreneur, marketer, writer, or any other kind of knowledge worker, or facing a serious crossroads in your personal life, the choices you make today define your future. So it's no wonder that when it comes to our growth and success,...

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Nurturing your work life is not about responding to emails as they land in your inbox. Instead, it is about attending activities that you rarely have enough time to do on your average day.

2. Spend Your Morning Nurturing Your Career

Mornings can be one of the most hectic times of the day. But, if you plan your mornings effectively, you can make sure you are using this time to focus on the things that matter most to you.Instead of postponing essential tasks, schedule them for the start of your day.You might feel another time would be better for this task, but daily pressures will often get in the way, and the task will be left undone. So, instead of postponing these critical tasks, you should fit them into the start of your day.

1. Start Your Day With the
Things That Matter Most to You

In What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast Vanderkam suggests making over your mornings by tracking your time, picturing the perfect morning, thinking through the logistics, building a habit, developing a feedback loop, and tuning up as necessary... Have a read

Three powerful mini e-books about high productivity, now together in paperback Laura Vanderkam has combined her three popular mini e-books into one comprehensive guide, with a new introduction. It will help readers build habits that lead to happier, more productive lives, despite the pressures of their busy schedules. Trough interviews and anecdotes, she reveals . . . What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast—to jump-start the day productively. What the Most Successful People Do On the Weekend—to recharge and prepare for a great week. What the Most Successful People Do at Work—to accomplish more in less time.

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Habits

Three powerful mini e-books about high productivity, now together in paperback   Laura Vanderkam has combined her three popular mini e-books into one comprehensive guide, with a new introduction. It will help readers build habits that lead to happier, more productive lives, despite the pressures of their busy schedules. Trough interviews and anecdotes, she reveals . . .<ul><li>What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast—to jump-start the day productively.</li><li>What the Most Successful People Do On the Weekend—to recharge and prepare for a great week.</li><li>What the Most Successful People Do at Work—to accomplish more in less time.</li></ul>

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