The Most Powerful Productivity Tip of All Time

We could all use a few more hours in the day. But, is it possible that you’re just not making the most of your hours? Everyone is limited to 24 hours per day - it only makes sense that the people getting the greatest productivity from those hours are going to win the game of life.

Here’s the most powerful productivity tip you’ll ever read: Always do the most important thing first.

How simple is that?

See why it’s so important to do your most important task first:

1. You consistently get the most important things done. Of course, if you do the most important thing first each day, you consistently get the most important thing done. How many people can say that? Everyone else is avoiding the most important thing, because it’s often the least pleasant.

◦ You don’t have a lot of competition when you’re willing to do the tough things. You’ll leave everyone in the dust.

2. Only a few things really matter. No matter what you’re trying to accomplish, most of the things you could be doing don’t matter a whole lot. When you do the most important thing first, you’re sticking with what matters and avoiding what doesn’t.

3. Willpower is at a maximum earlier in the day. Your ability to do challenging things is greatest in the morning. You’re fresh and your willpower is at its highest level of the day. Everything you do saps a little of your willpower, so do the most important thing first.

◦ Leave the easier tasks for later in the day. You’ll need less willpower to complete those easy things, so save them for those times you have less willpower to spare.

4. Your focus and energy are greatest earlier in the day. After you’ve been up for an hour or two, that’s about as good as it’s going to get. Do you know anyone whose focus and energy are best at 2:30 in the afternoon?

◦ Do your most important work when you’re at your best. Each task you perform takes a little out of your resources. Avoid putting off your important tasks.

5. Focusing on the most important task become a habit that can be used in every part of your life. This is a powerful habit to create. Imagine how much you would accomplish over the next year if you spend the first part of your day doing the most important thing.

◦ Contrast that to how you live your life right now. It’s easy to visualize the positive change this shift would have on your life.

6. You can enjoy the remainder of your day. When you get the most important work done early in the day, you’ll have more time left to enjoy your life. When you spend your time on things that don’t matter a lot, you have to spend more of it to make any progress.

Most of us make the mistake of putting off the most important tasks of the day, because they’re often not enjoyable. However, you’re at your best earlier in the day. When you do the most important task first, you’re ensuring that it gets done. You can’t run out of time if completing it is your highest priority.

Getting the most important thing completed each and every day is one of the best ways to guarantee your success. Begin building this important habit. It will take your life to a new level of accomplishment.



If you’re reading this quick read self help article, you’re likely a woman who is just starting out in her career field and wants to make the most of the opportunities she’s given, or maybe you’re already working within your career and you want to move up.

There’s no question that women have a different path than men when it comes to business in many cases. We’re looked at differently, often treated differently and sometimes, we’re even paid differently.

For this reason, it’s so important that women do everything they can to maximize the opportunities they have in the workforce.

In this book, we’re going to dive deep into how being organized, managing your time effectively and even managing your stress leads to more opportunities to excel in your chosen career field.

We’re also going to look at some tips and tricks that you can use, and I’m even going to give you some assignments along the way. All of this used together can help propel you in your career and give you level footing with your male counterparts.

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Related Reading: How To Improve Time Management

9 Tips to Save Time Each Day

If you have more to do than you have time to do it in, you’re not alone. Regardless of how much society advances with new technology that’s supposed to enable us to do more in less time, there never seems to be enough time to do everything that needs to be done.

But what if you could essentially add another hour or two to your day? How would you use that time?

While you can’t actually add time, you can free up additional time with these techniques:

1. Eliminate unnecessary tasks.

Maybe you just have too many things to do! Take a detailed look at your life and determine if there are any tasks that you’re doing that are simply unnecessary.

There are bound to be a few things you can eliminate from your life without suffering any negative impact.

2. Delete social media accounts.

Social media platforms can be valuable, but they are also great timewasters. There’s also a lot of evidence that social media use can be harmful to your mental health.

● Consider deleting your social media accounts and picking up the phone once in a while to check in on your friends and family the old-fashioned way.

3. Disable notifications.

Do you really need to be notified of every text, email, and app activity in real time? Turn all of it off and take a quick peek every few hours to see if you’re missing something important.

4. Avoid perfection.

Some tasks require a high level of attention. Others do not. It’s not necessary to clean out your closet with the same level of perfection as a surgeon performing a liver transplant.

Ask yourself how well a task really needs to be done and perform it at an appropriate level of effort and detail.

5. Ask yourself how you can do this task better and faster.

Are you sure you’re taking the best route to work? Are you cleaning your house efficiently? Think about every task you do on a regular basis and search for a more efficient way of doing it.

6. Outsource.

It’s possible to outsource much of your life. No one can eat, sleep, or exercise for you, but you can pay others to do a lot of things for you.

● There are people that will clean, do laundry, mow grass, drive, shop, cook, do your taxes, and build your new deck for you.

● You might even have a partner or children that can carry some of your load.

7. Schedule your day.

A decent plan is lightyears better than no plan at all. Think about what you need to accomplish and make a list. Stick to your list and you’re bound to get more done in less time each day.

8. Track your time.

Where are you wasting time? How are you spending all of your time? You might be surprised where your time is going if you’ve never taken a hard look at it.

● Spend a couple of days logging your tasks and how much time you spend on them. Pay particular attention to the time spent on electronic devices and other amusing activities.

9. Consider your mealtimes.

Eating takes more time than people realize. You have to shop for the food, cook it, eat it, and clean up afterwards. If you eat three meals a day, that’s a lot of time.

● Some meals are much quicker than others. A sandwich and an apple eaten on a paper plate is less time and work than roasting a chicken, making mashed potatoes, and washing pots and pans.

● Shop for foods that are easy to prepare and have minimal cleanup. Also, shop as infrequently as possible. Each trip to the store can take an hour or more.

Everyone gets the same 24 hours each day to live life. Whether your 24-hour day is easy and carefree or extremely busy, it’s also helpful to find additional time to use as you see fit.

You can’t make a day last longer, but you create additional hours by being more effective, more efficient, and reducing unnecessary tasks and responsibilities.

#TimeManagement #TimeStressManagement

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