- Consistent disciplined work is more productive than bursts of inspired work, over any meaningful time frame. For example, your side project will be much neare

- Consistent disciplined work is more productive than bursts of inspired work, over any meaningful time frame. For example, your side project will be much nearer to completion in 6 months if you put in 3 hours of pre-planned work every night, as opposed to 12 hours of frantic inspired work every week. - Do the things you have to do first. - You have two mental modes of operation - "manager" mode and "worker" mode. Batching your tasks by this dichotomy reduces stress caused by context switching between the two. In other words - when you're planning, plan. When you're doing, do. - Software features don't mean shit unless you're designing the workflow around them. Tools that work based on journeys and flows are better than tools that provide disconnected capabilities and make you implement the journeys in your head.