None of us can control the fact that there are some annoying tasks and obligations we’re required to do in life, but we can control how we do those things and the way we think about them.
missallysonmissyhas quoted9 months ago
the more immersed you are and the fewer distractions you indulge in, the quicker the work goes and the less tired you feel.
EMPIRE TRADING (MikeWill)has quoted10 months ago
“Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you.” —Carl Sandburg
Srishtika Raikwarhas quoted9 months ago
Being engaged in deep work can feel great—and procrastinators are sometimes surprised by just how much they can do once they’ve gotten started. But resist the temptation to do just five more minutes, even if you’re feeling really engaged.
Harrisha Jayaganthanhas quoted9 months ago
he entire system falls apart if you’re muddling through your work with half a brain or thinking about all the things you’re going to do while you’re supposed to be relaxing.
Selam Eyasuhas quotedlast year
“Time is the coin of your life.
okrahdivine35has quoted3 days ago
If you want to be efficient, be moderate:
okrahdivine35has quoted3 days ago
Step 1: Work intensely for approximately fifty-two minutes
okrahdivine35has quoted3 days ago
the more tired you are and the less enjoyable the process, the slower you go and the more mistakes you make
okrahdivine35has quoted3 days ago
It makes far more sense to rest when you’re tired, refresh yourself, and return to the task.