A lot of times we just go through life, mindlessly repeating our routines. But do you ever stop to think about what you’re actually doing with your life? Let me know how often you reflect below

Curious to hear if you ever multitask I know a lot of people try and it doesn’t end well… but maybe you’re different? Let me know your take below

I’ve tried over 100 productivity methods and helped countless entrepreneurs remodel their productivity. So trust me when I say, If you do this while you work, You are wasting HUNDREDS—PERHAPS THOUSANDS—of hours each year. So in this post, I’m gonna show you what NEVER to do so you can stay productive each time you work. Basically… Just don’t multitask. I know this seems like common sense… But COMMON SENSE is not COMMON ACTION. That has led to a stunning number of entrepreneurs multitasking and thinking that’s what is best for their business. Wild. Here’s the reality… Multitasking doesn’t even make sense. You’re not even focusing on two tasks at once… You’re going back and forth, one at a time. You should focus consistently on one instead of interrupting your train of thought every couple of minutes. Let’s also bring some ancient wisdom into this… “He who chases two rabbits catches none.” - Confucious Don’t argue with the philosopher. Once you apply this, You’ll notice just how much easier it is to be productive… with a lot less effort Has multitasking been a struggle for you? I’d love to give y’all some advice in the comments… talk to you in there :)

I haven’t planned a day in my life. I’ll admit, that’s a pretty big exaggeration. I’ve recently tried over 100 different schedules; the one I got the best results from may surprise you. In this post, I want to share the results of my “experiment” that helped me optimize my efficiency so you can apply the same knowledge to your way of life. Ready? Let’s get into it. I’ve learned that relaxed scheduling is MILES better for your productivity than a rigid, inflexible schedule. Here are some reasons why: 1: Simplified If you’ve read any posts of mine, you know I love my life simplified Allowing yourself the freedom to choose when you work is much more straightforward than working from 10:47:32 to 12:12:54 I know we’ve all been there… You have a strict schedule, and you forgot to start working. “OMG OMG OMG IM 5 MINUTES LATE, THE DAY IS RUINED.” If you don’t have a specific time to get work done, what’s the reason to be upset? When you play it by ear, you start when you’re ready and stop when you stop. That segways very well into #2… 2: Better attitude When you have a strict schedule, You limit your room for flexibility. This is a significant issue, Sometimes, the hours you work well in one day, you find yourself exhausted the next. Every day isn’t created equal, And giving yourself a hard-set schedule doesn’t adapt to that. And as we know, It sucks to get work done when you’re tired or not feeling it. There’s an argument for working through it, But why bother? Wouldn’t you be at your best and most efficient self when you decided to sit down and work, not your calendar? I’d argue that even on the days you don’t feel like doing anything, You still have a window where you say, “Ok, I wanna get this done now.” That attitude makes your work infinitely easier than forcing yourself to wake up at 5 am because Andrew Tate and Hamza told you to do so. That better idea makes your entire life better, Not just the 4-5 hours of work. 3: Less mentally and physically taxing

I’ve detected a theme in plenty of entrepreneurs… None of us have ANY idea what we’re doing. I don’t mean your business… you’re an expert in your niche. I mean in LIFE. When’s the last time you really consciously thought about what you’re doing with your time? For many people in here, that’s a long time ago So in this post I’m gonna show you how being mindful of your daily actions will make you more productive, meaning more time saved and more dollars made. Before I get too deep into this… It’s not your fault you didn’t know about this. We really do live in a culture of noise, and for many people, mindfulness is the least of their concerns. Once you grasp its true power, though… You’ll never want to stop. For one, mindfulness is a procrastination KILLER. If you’re aware of how you’re currently procrastinating, getting back on track is 100x easier. With that in mind, knowing what you SHOULD be focusing on is crucial. This isn’t how you’d usually think of mindfulness… But sometimes reiterating to yourself the task you need to focus on can make for a huge upgrade in focus. I’ll leave you with this last point… If you’re mindful of your goals, As in, always thinking about them, Your actions will align with that, And the process will move MUCH after. So give mindfulness a try and watch your productivity triple. I look forward to watching you succeed :)