Momentum is a key force to your productivity.
you might structure your day so that you build momentum and ride it out strategically.
A couple of years ago,entrepreneur Zack Shapirowrote, “Momentum is Hell of a Drug”.
Here are a few ways to do that.
Context switching happens in real life as well.
Working on a task continuously is simpler than stopping and picking it up later.
It takes time for you to focus and zone in on your previous train of thought.
It’s whymultitasking is so inefficient.
Preserve your momentum by minimizing context switching.
If your job requires a ton of varying tasks to do throughout the week, focuswith themed days.
Use the3+2 to-do listto limit yourself to specific tasks throughout the day.
If possible,clear your scheduleto reset the clutter in your mind.
It could also be full out annoyancedeath by a thousand papercuts.
Instead, set aside a half-day or day just to get these obligations done for the entire week.
With this list, you’re able to dive right into productive work without too much planning.
Plan the first hour of your morning carefully to build momentum for the rest of the day.
We’ve also previously looked at a lot of different morning routines.
Momentum Makes a World of Difference
Momentum doesn’t have to be a happy accident.
Minimize context switching and get all your errands taken care of to preserve your focus throughout the week.
Start your day off with a slow, unrushed, and sequenced morning to set your momentum up.
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