USE A HANDWRITTEN TO-DO LIST
The motor feedback provides sensory information to your brain, making you 40% more likely to complete it.
START PLANNING THE NIGHT BEFORE
It helps reduce stress and aniety so that you sleep better, and will help you wake up feeling motivated and ready to get started
DEVELOP A MORNING ROUTINE
Focus on things you enjoy and will be excited to get up for, and avoid anything you'll dread.
TRACK WORK AND WELLNESS IN ONE PLACE
Wellness has a direct impact on your energy level. Organize things like meal planning and hydration tracking alongside your to-do list.
START WITH 3 EASY WINS
Start your to-do list with a simple, 5-minute tasks, Checking them off will give you a hit of hormones and create momentum.
IDENTIFY THE THING
If there's a task you are dreading or procrastinating put it fourth on your list right after the 3 Easy Wins so that you benefit from that momentum.
DON'T FORGET THE MOTIVATION
Humans love rewards and they provide feel-good hormones, so make sure your to-do list also idenfies how you'll reward yourself throughout the day.
DESIGNATE SPACE FOR NOTES + IDEAS
It's natural for good ideas to come right when you're in the flow, which can be distracting. Have a designated space to write them down quickly.
DOCUMENT YOUR PROGRESS
Being able to reflect back on your productivity or growth over time can be one of the best motivators of all.
STAY HYDRATED
The other 9 tips on this list are pointless if you are dehydrated, which causes a decrease in energy, focus, and motivation.
Stay positive and be happy