What daily rules allow you to be more productive in your daily work?
Othmane Khadri
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Honestly, I've felt for two years for the following :
Working more hours = More results.
But that's completely false, AI is the best example.
Many tasks can just be automated through AI workflows and scale your work capacity.
But here are 3 rules I follow:
1/ When I start to get bored on a task I push for 20-30 more minutes, after that if I am still bored I stop it and go to the next.
2/ Daily activity to release all the potential anxiety/stress my body may have experienced.
3/ Find a way to delegate low-value tasks. Either to people or to technology.
What about you guys?
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Penny Hartley@tr1p3
Great rules and mind set! For me, it was finding my "go time" - the time of the day where I am most productive. It seems to be different for everyone and it took me a while to figure out that I work best at night so I try to change my routine to fit it. Of course, that's not possible for everyone but if you have some power over how you structure your work day, I can definitely recommend it. I also agree that hanging on tasks, is not worth it. It's best to keep rotating and it's always better to get back to something with a fresh pair of eyes. General rules I have: get fresh air 3 times a day, even if it's just standing outside for a minute. Always change into "working clothes" even though I work from home. Exercise and always make sure you eat and drink, even if it's busy. There have to be 5 minutes to replenish your energy!
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Have a good sleep at night and start early in the morning.
Multitasking can be counterproductive, as it can distract you from the task at hand. Instead, focus on one task at a time and complete it before moving on to the next.