how do you get things done?
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Rachmaninoff
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- Jan 19, 2011
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I don't know but
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Indeed the "Just Do It" Gif from Rachmanioff is pretty accurate here. I've come to realization that the first 20-30 minutes of work are always the hardest one, as you are not in the flow state yet. Once you've gotten into the flow state when working, everything is much easier to do. So yeah, just do it 
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Pretty much this. I end up just focusing for hours but the first half hour is crucial to get into the flow state.Indeed the "Just Do It" Gif from Rachmanioff is pretty accurate here. I've come to realization that the first 20-30 minutes of work are always the hardest one, as you are not in the flow state yet. Once you've gotten into the flow state when working, everything is much easier to do. So yeah, just do it
put your phone on do not disturb
Captain Authority
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Go for a run early in the morning, and start early. Once you get a couple of work hours in before 9am, the sense of accomplishment can help you slug out few more hours after that.
I focus on things 1hr at a time. So if I’m writing an article for my website, my sole focus for that hour is the article.
Then, I focus on my paid traffic for 1hr looking at data and conversions.
Then I take a break and get on here for 1 hr for education and buying back links.
Rest of the day I’m looking at keywords, bidding on expired domains, looking at competitors while running scrapebox in the background.
I do step away for hours to clear my mind.
Then, I focus on my paid traffic for 1hr looking at data and conversions.
Then I take a break and get on here for 1 hr for education and buying back links.
Rest of the day I’m looking at keywords, bidding on expired domains, looking at competitors while running scrapebox in the background.
I do step away for hours to clear my mind.
CyHead
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PIck 1 task and do it each day.
If you have an idea for a site - set out to do one micro-aspect of the site, build out a section or write content, or design a page or form.
Do one small job each day, rather than trying to do it all and getting lost in the sum of the parts.
Small steps towards a bigger goal over time is a lot more efficient than spending a day starting a project only to abandon it a day later.
If you have an idea for a site - set out to do one micro-aspect of the site, build out a section or write content, or design a page or form.
Do one small job each day, rather than trying to do it all and getting lost in the sum of the parts.
Small steps towards a bigger goal over time is a lot more efficient than spending a day starting a project only to abandon it a day later.
