Here's how to become more productive in 60 seconds.
Peak productivity is built upon a foundation of intensity and focus. This is usually achieved by
pushing hard for 5 or 6 days during the week and having one or two days on the weekend to destress.
On peak days, start your day off with productive momentum.
Make your bed, don't lay in bed on your phone,
and claim one small win. That can be studying in the morning or working out, for example.
Most are mentally fresh in the first half of the day, so push hard with your studying or work.
Use the Pomodoro technique to improve endurance. When you inevitably feel focus
and intensity waning after a few hours, be productive with your downtime.
That means doing errands, other necessary tasks, or even exercising when you are mentally fried
and unable to study hard. That way when you come back to study in an hour or two,
you're able to hit the books hard again with intensity and focus.
Repeat this pattern for the remainder of the day,
and you too can go from productivity zero to productivity hero.