IMMEDIATE CHALLENGE: Do one annoying small chore that will make life easier(e.g., fill up you’re water bottle) right now

Your Weekly Challenge:

REMINDER: You don’t have to do the challenge! See it as an idea on how to spend your week more productively.

Discover systems that will help you get productive. Create a Google Doc for your research and commit to researching productivity techniques and tricks at certain times over the week that are good for you.

Tip on how to succeed in the challenge:

Popular productivity techniques that you can research-

• Eat the Frog

• GTD

• Pomodoro technique

• Bullet Journaling

• Kanban

Your Weekly Inspirational Story:

“To sort through this mess, I used a productivity trick that sounds simple but is incredibly effective – I asked myself the following question:

I triaged my to-do list based on this one-thing-per-day principle. And each day for the last week, I did just that – one thing.

Now it’s the end of the week, and my mind genuinely feels lighter than it has in ages because I’ve bashed through the tasks that were weighing me down.”

Source: https://aliabdaal.com/newsletter/a-productivity-tip/

Reflective-thinking questions(NOTEBOOK RECCOMMENDED):

-How can you use the one-thing-per-day principle in your own life? Write in as much detail as you can.

-What are the tasks that annoy you the most? Do you prefer to complete them before or after you do other, less gruelling tasks? Why?

Critical-thinking questions(NOTEBOOK RECCOMMENDED):

-What are some potential limitations do you think this principle has(e.g., Daily tasks, month-long projects etc.)?

Your Weekly ‘Food For Thought’ question

What productivity technique did you try before, that didn’t work for you? Why? Have you ever tried applying it differently into your life(For example, using a different time for pomodoro- instead of 25 minutes work and 5 minutes rest, 15minutes work and 2 minutes of rest)?

Tips and Tricks For Maximizing Productivity-Related Apps:

Chosen app: Google calendar

Did you know that you can link Google Calendar to your Notion workspace?

Let me show you how it’s done with this basic guide:

After you make the calendar public, you get a shareable link. Once doing so, copy the link created and embed it into notion:

Have fun!