Jonathan Davies

I have never been very good at making targets, big nor small, I just never seem to be able to accomplish them - or at least as well as I’d like to.

For instance, only spending a limited amount of time “browsing” the internet - a massive time waster, or reading a book for a few minutes a day. I can write them out and plan doing them - but when it comes down to it, all I am really good at is procrastinating.

So I’ve put in a few measures lately to try and curve this problem and so far it seems to be working fairly well. One of the biggest hurdles was admitting that I am not (though some believe me to be) a superhero - who can do anything. Once this boundary is overcome you can just accept that what you have managed to do is enough, and should be enough to satisfy you.

By setting myself, small, doable targets I am able to slowly complete a whole large tasks. Because, after all, one large tasks simply a lot of small ones.

Organizing my life through one quick small step has increased my productivity ten fold.

What do you do to be more productive?

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