The Power of Deleting 99% of Your To-Do List
Make a list of the top 25 actions you should take during the next three months, ordered from the most impactful to the least. Then, select the top 5 items: these become your to-do list. Finally, select the bottom 20 items: these become your not-to-do list. You are not allowed to work on your not-to-do list until the to-do list is completed. Without
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3 DO FEWER THINGS
Cal Newport • Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout
As you track your time, pay particular attention to our society’s biggest time sucks: Social media (no surprise there) Email The internet in general (shopping, scrolling through news, going down the rabbit hole) Inefficient meal planning and prep Traffic and commuting Meetings (many of which don’t really add value to our jobs, or could be more quic
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Proposition: Limit the Big
Cal Newport • Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout
If you want to make the most of your limited time and energy, it pays to focus on completing the tasks that will make the biggest difference first, before spending your time and energy on anything else.