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Time Blocking: The perfect way to taking control of a chaotic day Ever feel like your day is a chaotic blur? I've been there. Jumping between tasks, fighting distractions, and ending each day wondering where the time went. It's frustrating and drain

Time-Blocking: “A time management method where you divide your day into discrete blocks of time — with each new block dedicated to a specific task or group of tasks”

How to Get Everything Done with the 4-Hour Workday Principle! Work smarter, not longer. Key Components: 1. Prioritize High-Impact Tasks 2. Eliminate Distractions 3. Leverage Time-Blocking 4. Embrace the Power of Focus

Distractions are everywhere, Most people are easily sidetracked, so mastering focus can set you apart from 99% of them. Prioritize your tasks, cut out unnecessary distractions, and stay dedicated. The simplicity of maintaining focus is your mo

Day 4 - Set up Notion calendar time blocking + automation. I tick a box once the task is done, and it blocks the same time (next week). I have a huge list of recurring tasks, so this is quite helpful.

If you are struggling to stay focused? Here are simple tips that have helped me: 1. Cut distractions: Turn off notifications. 2. Plan ahead: Decide tasks the night before. 3. Set daily goals: Focus on a few tasks. 4. Avoid multitasking: Do one thing

I’m participating in the March Medial Startup Showcase with my startup, Disiplyn—an app designed to help you stay focused by blocking distractions in a fun and effective way. If you’re tired of doom-scrolling and procrastination, Disiplyn might be j

Day 5 of giving actionable insights to founders Goal Setting Made Simple: SMART Goals and OKRs Setting goals can feel overwhelming without a clear structure. SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) help break down big am

𝗧𝗼-𝗱𝗼 𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁 : As an entrepreneur, you often face different small tasks that arise amidst your main priorities. Here’s the complete guide : ↳ Plan the Night Before: Create your to-do list the previous night for the upcoming day. Ch

The 1% Rule: Getting just 1% better each day adds up to significant improvement over time (and conversely, 1% worse each day leads to decline). --- Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear