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Secret to a pro-productive life?


      1. Be honest
      2. Be consistent
      3. Respect Freedom
      4. Follow discipline
      5. Have dedication
      6. Hard work
      7. Find your passion
      8. Be Enthusiast
      9. Find interest
      10. Be generous
      11. Aspire productivity
      12. Be a Time-Nerd

    Here is my technique that helps me execute everyday tasks effectively:

    •  Set a fixed time to go to bed and waking up in the morning.
    • Take a breakfast and start working on small tasks. It will give you the motivation to start off with success.
    • Allocate specific times for each task. Do not give extra time if it’s not completed within the allocated time limit. If it’s not complete, leave it for the next day. Jump to your next task.
    • Allow yourself to have joy.
    • Listen to podcasts every day.
    • When procrastination hits hard on you, remind yourself about why you started this all and what will you achieve eventually?

    “Simplicity boils down to two steps: Identify the essential. Eliminate the rest.” - Leo Babauta


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    Author: Waqar Ahmed

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