Shubham Aneja

The “Ivy Lee Method” is stupidly simple, and that’s partly why it’s so effective. Here are the 5 simple steps: At the end of each workday, write down the  six most important things  you need to accomplish tomorrow. Do not write down more than six tasks Order those six tasks by  importance The next day,  concentrate only on the first task . Don‘t move to the second task until you finished the first one Repeat the process throughout the day. When the day is over, move unfinished items to a new list of six tasks for the next day Rinse and repeat This is the same to-do method I use. Bonus tip:  if you carry an item too many days in a row,  get rid of it completely . If you keep delaying something, it probably isn‘t that important anyway... src:  https://oneproductivity.substack.com/p/100-year-old-to-do-list-productivity

1. First, choose one task and one task ONLY 2. Now, set a timer for 25 minutes. I use this app:  https://tomato-timer.com/ 3. Work on that task until the timer rings and then put a checkmark on a tracker 4. Time to relax: take a 5-minute break 5. Repeat 1-4 three more times, followed by a 15-minute break I know, 25 minutes doesn‘t sound a lot. However, that’s 25 minutes of completely uninterrupted deep work. I use it every single day, normally 4 cycles in the morning and 4 in the afternoon. My quantity AND quality of work skyrocketed! src:  https://dansilvestre.com/pomodoro-productivity