Life Hacks Get More Out of Everything
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Learn easy to use powerful life hacks to get more out of every single day.
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Life Hacks Get More Out of Everything
- 1. Life Hacks Get More Out of Everything
- 2. life·hack l f hak/ˈ ī ˌ noun informal noun: life hack A strategy or technique adopted in order to manage one's time and daily activities in a more efficient way.
- 3. Why Hacks?
- 4. Turn Off Alerts Stop Drooling 11
- 5. Only Plan for 4-5 hours of Real Work Per Day Days Always Fill Up 22
- 6. Don't Drown in the Shallow End of the Pool 33
- 7. Follow the Two-Minute Rule 44
- 8. Multi-Tasking is a Mythical Unicorn Learn To Focus 55
- 10. Every Single Task gets a Deadline 77
- 11. Find Your Flow Mind & Body 88
- 12. Learn Faster 99
- 13. Write Down Your Fears, Not Goals 1010
- 14. Done Is Better Than Perfect Action = Results 1111
- 15. It Is OK Be Wrong 1212
- 16. Time is Not Money It is Way More Valuable 1313
- 17. Organize Meeting Early In The Day 1414
- 19. Block Your Tasks EMAIL PHONE MEETINGS MARKETING EMAIL PRESENTATIONS STRATEGY ORGANIZING 1616
- 20. Work on One Thing That Will Give You The Largest Impact 1717
- 21. Make a List of Three Outcomes You Want to Get Out of Today 1818
- 22. Keep a List of Everything You are Waiting On 1919
- 24. If Something Can Be Done 80% As Well By Someone Else, Delegate It 2121
- 25. Rule of 15 2222
- 26. Live In The Moments Of Today 2323
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- I find with everything going on life can be amazingly challenging
- What are life hacks and why are they important?
- Hacks make us think of an alternative path or solution My journey with Hacks started early before they were even called Hacks
- How many of you sleep within arm reach of your phone? average person interact with there phone every six minutes Kill the smartphone madness Alerts break productivity cycles We become Pavlov dogs
- This is about creating prioritization to your work day which is critical to success It also keeps us from an overwhelming workload
- Small little tasks that go uncompleted can eat up your time
- Follow the two-minute rule. If a task comes on your plate that will take less than two minutes to complete, start to finish, just do it. This keeps your list of "I'll do it later" tasks from piling up into an intimidating mass that takes a whole day to complete. If you hold yourself to this rule, be careful about when you open yourself to new ideas and tasks. Otherwise, you'll be interrupting your awesome rule to make time for those two-minute excursions.
- Unfortunately, our brains just aren’t equipped for multitasking tasks that require brainpower. Our short-term memories can only store between five and nine things at once.
- Creating time restraints will automatically increase productivity
- by creating a deadline you create pressure which helps you get things done This is how a piece of coal becomes a diamond. Pressure and time
- Find something to do daily that is healthy and you can get lost in it for 15-30 minutes For me it is surfing for some people it is running others it is yoga. If you are just getting started take a WALK
- Quiet your environment Listen to music for a beta state Read at least 15 minutes per day You can listen to books on tape at 3 times the speed and still fully comprehend the content
- People always tell you to write down your goals, and this can be limiting. When you write down your fears, you give them voice and you give them shape. Put them on a piece of paper, and they don't look so scary. When you compartmentalize your own fear and risk, you’ll be amazed by how much courage you have.
- Great Facebook motto Action always out paces the best laid plan There is do and don’t do no try in life
- If you fail at something, remember that you need to reframe failure as an outcome you didn’t expect. When you’re wrong and have to close down a project you’ve been working on, apologize to everyone that it didn’t go the way you wanted. Then learn from the mistake and move forward. Fail fast and focus on moving forward
- 86,400 seconds per day You can always decide to make more money, but you cannot choose to make more time. Time is your most valuable asset, and until you choose to treat it with value, it will continue to be worthless.
- time leading up to an event is often wasted preparing for the meeting
- Kill long meetings Have an agenda before a meeting starts Avoid the (Got A Minute) meetings
- Email Phone meetings
- daily workflow management is critical always know the one thing you really need to get done
- Not to-dos; outcomes. The “rule of 3” is one of my favorite productivity rituals, and its power lies in its simplicity. Define three outcomes you want to make happen today. Not things you have to do; actual results you want to get done. Ask yourself, if it’s the end of the day, what three things do you want to have accomplished?
- You likely already have a to-do list because if you didn’t, you would have a thousand commitments bouncing around in your head everyday. But it’s just as mentally taxing to keep track of everything you’re waiting for. When you maintain a list of everything you’re waiting for, you can make sure nothing slips through the cracks, and you can worry a lot less about the things you need to stay on top of.
- Note taking helps keep you focused and to remember meeting and tasks at hand Mole skins rock or use Evernote for the technology proficient
- You always have 15 minutes for something (Meditation) Try to completely absorb yourself in it without distractions
- Yesterday’s home runs don't win today’s games Plan in decades. Think in years. Work in months. Live in days