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1# Productivity 2 3- Define the task requirements and [[goals]] clearly. 4- Done is better than perfect. 5- Do the worst thing first. Give yourself a reward once you're done. 6- Adopt a fixed volume approach to productivity. 7 - Tough choices are inevitable; focus on making them consciously and well. 8 - Create smaller chunks. This helps getting in the flow (find the right balance between the challenge of the activity and your own skills levels). 9- Avoid multitasking. Focus on one big project at a time, and see it to completion before moving onto the next. 10- Leverage the power of positive pressure by publicly committing to your goals. 11- [Improve your environment](https://nesslabs.com/neuroscience-of-procrastination). Design your workspace in a way that minimizes distractions, whether physical or digital. 12- **What is optimal for me won't be optimal for you**. You'll have to experiment to find out what works best for you. 13- [[Journaling|Keep a log]] of what happened each day. You can also add what you've learned! 14- Create [[checklist]] for repetitive processes. For example, a [[checklist]] detailing all the tasks to do before ending the day. 15- "Where is the good knife?" If you're looking for your good X, it means you have bad Xs. Throw those out. 16- Your mind should be flexible, but your processes should be repeatable and predictable.