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I commented on your original post, but there's one more thing to add: I do not contend that the early morning is the most productive hours of the day. I usuall
by glenbo 15y ago
I commented on your original post, but there's one more thing to add:
I do not contend that the early morning is the most productive hours of the day. I usually take an hours or so to really warm up, get some coffee in me and start working well. Another common mistake I'll make is spending the hour+ time on checking emails, reading up on news, checking fantasy football & stock prices... all things that I'd normally do in my "personal time," yet do not have anything to do with my projects.
This idea definitely works, but requires discipline :)
- danmaz74 15y agoAbsolutely, it does require discipline. As a matter of fact I force myself not to devote more than 10 minutes to email & news, and I'm helped there by not wanting to waste my early rise for that. I also force myself to plan exactly which task I'm going to work on in the morning the day before, that helps me A LOT in becoming productive as fast as possible.