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    The document provides tips for improving productivity, including setting priorities, using calendars, managing one's information diet and sleep habits, making tasks enjoyable, and focusing on continuous small improvements each day. It emphasizes the importance of planning one's time and saying no to unnecessary obligations.

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    1.

    Write down your top 3 priorities


    every morning (or the night before).

    2. Set artificial deadlines for tasks


    —use Parkinson’s Law in your favor.

    3. “If rest increases your output per


    unit of time, then it was productive.”
    —Alex Hormozi

    4. If it’s not on your calendar—It


    probably won’t happen.
    5. Your energy levels are largely
    determined by the quality of your
    sleep, diet, and exercise.

    6. Carefully curate your information


    diet—the quality of your inputs will
    determine the quality of your outputs.

    7. 4 hours of deep work > 8 hours of


    distracted work

    8. Only ever compare yourself to who


    you were yesterday.
    9. “If you have more than 3 priorities,
    you don't have any.”— Jim Collins.

    10. If you don't want to do something,


    say "NO"—your time is too valuable to
    do things out of obligation.

    11. If you’re procrastinating on


    something, make a deal to work
    on it for just 2 minutes.

    12. If you don’t plan your time,


    someone else will.
    13. If it takes less than 2 minutes
    —do it now.

    14. Consume educational content


    at 1.5x speed—studies show that
    retention rate is the same as at
    normal speed.

    15. Procrastination compounds;


    the longer you put off a task, the
    harder it becomes.

    16. Work is a lot easier when you


    make it enjoyable.
    17. Easy ways to make work
    enjoyable: make a playlist, light a
    candle, reward yourself

    18. If you want to reduce your


    screen time—put your phone in
    grayscale mode.

    19. 8 hours of quality sleep > any


    supplement stack

    20. “If the ladder is not leaning


    against the right wall, every step
    we take just gets us to the wrong
    place faster. “ — Stephen Covey
    21. Nothing good ever comes
    from bringing your phone to bed.

    22. 1% improvement every day for


    a year = 37 times better

    23. ”Think of each day as a set of


    four quarters: morning, midday,
    afternoon, evening. If you blow
    one quarter, you get back on track
    for the next quarter."
    —Gretchen Rubin

    24. You’ll never regret taking a


    walk outside.
    25. Productivity isn’t about getting
    more things done—it’s about making
    time for the things that really matter
    in your life.
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