A way to become more productive that 99.97% of people don't know about.

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A way to become more productive that 99.97% of people don't know about.


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 Most people want to be great and productive but they don't have the means to it. They spend most of their lives in endeavours that mean nothing at the end of the day. They are busy throughout the day when night comes they realize they didn't indulge anything productive but they were busy. If you are among this group of people it's time to rise above them otherwise you will spend the rest of you life powerless and living average.

I'm sure you have heard about the 80 20 rule for managing tasks. Well, I have a better and a more efficient task managing strategy for you. If you follow the work-hard-play-hard way you will have more done per week than a person who was using the 80 20 rule.

1 You need to identify what you want to achieve. What is your bigger goal? It might be getting more money or better grades.

2 Ask yourself what do I need to do every day to reach my goal. It may be doing business research, working harder than your colleagues or studying.

 3 Write in your weekly timetable when you will be improving yourself and fill in the times you take breaks. These will be the times that you go on social media or do the things that usually waste your time.

Bonus tip: Remember to start your day with the goal building tasks, not the distractions. "Excellence is a habit, not a gift"

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