Whether you have 10 tasks to do in a day or 100, you might feel yourself become unmotivated, tired, sluggish, or even mentally incapable of completing the days’ work! Here we have a collection of resources to help you revamp your motivation, but also to boost your productivity levels significantly.
The Pomodoro Technique is a timing process anyone can use to break down their tasks, and then accomplish them within a reasonable amount of time. This leaves the applicant with more free time at the end of the day, and a consistently shrinking to-do list.
How do you usually feel when you wake up in the morning?
What if by practicing at least one of these steps, you feel extra energized, empowered, and ready to go?⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Here's a few Keeping Clever recommended tips and WHY…
Even starting the day with a cup of coffee in one hand, and a good dose of ambition in the other, it can be a tricky to stay motivated! Here is a list of tried and true tips to stay on top.
Imagine that you have a mountain of tasks to do in a day, but not enough time or energy to do it? What do you do? Drink more coffee and stay up late? Or maybe wake up extra early the next morning to get it finished before the next set of tasks?
I'll let you in on a little productivity secret...
The Secret to Self-Motivation | One of the best talks ever. Mel Robbins says it only takes 5 seconds to change your life. In her now famous TED talk that's been viewed millions of times, Robbins breaks down how simple and effective this simple system can be.
Take a watch for some great tips on how you can trick your brain into doing hard things!
Goal achieving is intimidating.
Until you MAKE it easy.
Here's how in LESS THAN 60 SECONDS.
Books are one of the oldest and strongest resources to building a more powerful mind. Like a car’s engine, you need to care for it with the right fuel to drive you to where you want to be.
Here are some books to help you think faster, more efficiently, make stronger decisions, and strengthen your productivity!
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