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Anyone have any specific tools or techniques that work well for them in organizing their daily life and getting things done?

In my personal experience schedule makers are some of the least productive people I know because the minute they fail to adhere to something on their schedule for to reach one of their goals to become discouraged and less productive than I would have been had they not made the schedule and just gone  about accomplishing things

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Anyone have any specific tools or techniques that work well for them in organizing their daily life and getting things done?

In my personal experience schedule makers are some of the least productive people I know because the minute they fail to adhere to something on their schedule for to reach one of their goals to become discouraged and less productive than I would have been had they not made the schedule and just gone  about accomplishing things

But if one could keep one's schedule fluid, intending to keep an appointed task but willing to reschedule if circumstances necessitate it, wouldn't that be useful? In addition, I've heard more than a few successful writers say they only became productive when they scheduled their writing at a consistent time each day.

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- write everything down. what you want, what you are grateful for, that you are grateful for what you want as if you already have it. Not necessarily the end product but goals. High performers have naturally figured out how to work towards and create dopamine hits for microgoals not just the big goal. This is why people fail, give up... they never get the dopamine on the way.

- honestly I schedule everything.

- diet wise I took naked pics of myself and put them on the fridge / food cupboards.

- I journal when I feel depressed but I don't journal when I feel elated, I find if I do it stunts the elation. It stunts the depression but that's the goal.

- I like to buy myself nice things but after a predetermined amount of time, before I am bored of them I give them away where I can get away with it. It's quite difficult to give someone an expensive item. They presume you have an ulterior motive; I do, but from "the universe" not from them. I've noticed my mental health improved doing this. I like to do shit for others with no expectation of anything in return which is very easy in this current society.

- drink lots of water it really does help

- I take a variety of substances / supplements I am sure a lot of it is placebo and that's just fine. I would like to introduce microdosing but honestly don't have access to these substances.

- exercise is like water super important I do atleast one long walk a day and I do tabata kettlebell swings throughout the day. I have noticed if you do them and visualise all the blood going to the brain it gives you a cognitive boost vs doing them without the visualisation.

- meditate in the morning and evenings. People like to do it before the "mind wakes up" I do it purposely after the thoughts start.

Sorry for the long post

Tesla carved his day up into 3 hour blocks and did only one thing for those 3 hours.

8 to 11 breakfast nees etc...
11 to 1 work on advancing mankind lol

Etcetera

Including sleep.

Tis a far greater thing I am doing than anything I have ever done

The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men

          Gang aft agley,

An’ lea’e us nought but grief an’ pain,

          For promis’d joy!

Definitely some good ideas
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