Schedule means getting things done. That is why you should not underestimate its importance, especially if you consider the monetary value of your time. And let me tell you, even if you are not at the working place in a particular moment, your time has still monetary value because you either saving money or investing them in your future.
Nobody is born productive. Just like nobody is born lazy. So you cannot blame it on the genes. Both characteristics are nothing but a set of habits, learned skills and results of decisions you make on a daily basis. Thus if you thought that you procrastinate because you lack productivity gene you’re wrong. But the good news is that you can become an insanely productive and successful person if that’s what you want. Of course, it will not happen overnight because personal transformation takes time, and it’s never linear. But with the right attitude, positive mindset and some good strategy you can become the most productive person you know. I mean, this is completely up to you. And if you need some guidance, useful tips and powerful hacks to maximize your productivity levels I’m here to help you with that. So without further ado, let’s get into the business. It’s time to start practising your productivity muscle!
Perfection exists an abstraction of our minds trying to control the uncontrollable. It’s just an illusion just like a concept of absolute free will created by our subconscious mind making us believe that we have a direct impact of everything in the universe. But the truth is, we cannot control outside factors such as the weather, the future, the past, the global economy, geopolitical situation or the most recent example – the pandemic. Ok, but what this has to do with the idea of perfection, you may ask. Well, in my personal opinion perfection could be attainable if we were omnipotent. But we aren’t and we will never be. In other words, perfection would be possible if we could control everything and everyone, when in fact we can ONLY control ourselves. Not to mention that we no matter how prepared we are, there’s no way we can predict with 100% what outcome are actions will produce. There are just too many variables to take into consideration…
So no matter how alluring and intriguing the idea of reaching perfection is, it’s still not attainable. That’s why we should focus on the process instead of striving for something that doesn’t even exist in the real world. Of course, I’m not saying that you shouldn’t work hard. Of course, you should. Furthermore, you should always give your best shot but at the same time, you should avoid setting standards that are unrealistic or unattainable. Remember that, the more action you take the more results you create. Whilst, overthinking and overanalyzing everything in details to the nth degree creates confusion and leads to procrastination. Not to mention that it last sot you lost opportunity. Keep that in mind. Better done than perfect!