What's your productivity mantra?

First, do it, then do it right, then do it better.

Just do it!

Think. Plan. Execute. Take the necessary time for the first two steps, but do the third right away.

Start with the most important thing on your to-do, especially if you want to do it least! There's plenty of time for creativity and tasks we enjoy. However the quick and regimented smaller stuff on a daily basis can have a beautiful compounding effect down the line.

Listening to binaural beats while sitting on my work desk and starting my work. Listening to those beats has really helped me to direct my focus towards my work/task at hand. As a result, my productivity levels have gone up. :)

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I always tell myself that I need to do this. This is the best mantra for me. Also sometimes I take different online tests like https://iq-global-test.com/ to relieve my brain and it makes me more productive. I think I become more confident and productive when I see the results of this test

One thing at a time. :*

Listen to soft songs and work till I get bored. I keep my desk filled with present day's tasks. This helps me to stay focused on present and I ensure to complete the task on the same day.

Take it easy :)

Unproductivity: Life is a lot more complex than just being productive every day. As human beings, we inherently optimize for happiness. Just being productive is not going to get us there. You can do more, be better, be happier without distilling it to an endless pursuit of daily output. Perhaps the right way to look at what you do is at a longer time scale - months or even years. Systems that run at "peak efficiency" break, like COVID has shown to our supply chains. There is a need for "slack", scope for decompression. Learnt this from @aviralbhat. Here: https://ajuniorvc.com/explainers...

Being successful is difficult. Being unsuccessful is difficult. Choose Your Difficult. ^ The quote that is pinned on my Notion dashboard/planner.

Make a list, prioritize them, just do it the first 3 or 4 in the shortest amount of time & nonstop... then iterate & improve.. Basically as @stefan_smiljkovic said "just do it"

Achieve Small Goals Every Day

Make to-do list, prioritize tasks, focus on important and remove distractions, have breaks, reward myself for work done

Establish Ritualistic Habits

Do it, make mistakes, learn fast, tweak and do it once more… like this until you master it. Be humble enough to learn from others and to reflect about what you did wrong.

Done is better than perfect.

Test. Learn. Repeat! :)