I don’t read books to feel smart anymore. I read to execute. Hence, I only read books that can solve a problem I'm currently facing. 2-3 actionable ideas per book, integrated immediately. That’s it. Most people collect just information. Winners build systems from it.

And so I organized a workshop to this effect. If you’re trying to navigate your way in medical school, this workshop is for you! You can join the waitlist: chat.whatsapp.com/FIM0c1eVXu1EMH…

Deep work turned me from busy to effective. I get more done in 2 hours now than I used to in a week. Not because I’m special, but because I protect my focus like my life depends on it. • I put my phone on DND • I outline my tasks before I begin working • I work on the most

Tega Abiri Order will always birth peace mehn. Oh what peace we often forfeit, oh what unproductivity we bear, just because we neglect order, you will find your solace there😂.

On August 16th, I’m running something I will never do again: A live 6-hour deep dive where I’ll literally download everything I know about productivity, execution, mindset, achieving goals, and living a higher quality of life. 🎯 14 people are already in. 🎯 Only 16 seats

Tega Abiri This is exactly where you’ll see me😩 anything about growth, productivity, focus, time management, or leveling up my life, I’m all in! Thank God I didn’t see this late and I got a chance🤭

4 slots left as at writing this! Link to secure your seat is in the post.

I have had first-hand experience with Tega’s sessions, and I must say; he knows his onions and has definitely hacked this productivity thing. You’ll be making a great investment in yourself by being a part of this.

The first hour of your day decides the next 10. • Move your body. • Empty your mind. • Feed your brain. • Align your actions. Do that before you open your phone, and you’ll have some of the most productive days.

It’s the weekend. A perfect time to reflect on how the week went. Personally, this wasn’t my most productive week, but what matters most is iteration and optimization. • What didn’t I do well this week? • How can next week be better? • What triggers or habits should I

Best book I’ve read so far this summer.

If you master the art of deep work, you've mastered life.

You’re not tired because you worked hard today. You’re tired because you spent the morning jumping between 16 different things. Scattered focus is more exhausting than hard work. Flow state isn’t a luxury; it’s how you get energy from work instead of losing it. The goal

I used to burn out by 3 PM, not because of the hours, but because of context switching. Constantly moving from one task to another. We usually guise this as "multi-tasking." From WhatsApp pings to email checks to twelve tabs open on Chrome. Your brain is like a

Flow state changed everything for me. When I give one thing my full attention for 2–3 hours, I finish work energized, not drained. Here's the framework I use to decide the kind of tasks I take on to get into this state: • Too easy = boredom. • Too hard = anxiety. • Just

Last year, I killed 9 projects to save 3. Best decision I’ve ever made. Most founders fail because they try to move 12 things an inch instead of moving 1 thing a mile. One project at 80% will always beat three projects stuck at 20%.

Your biggest productivity problem might not be laziness; it may be dilution. You have too many good ideas, but not enough focus. • Pick 1–3 projects for the next 90 days. • Double down on the ONE that moves the others forward. • Watch your progress accelerate like crazy.

Your life is just a collection of days. Master the day, and you master your life.

One thing I've learned is: You can't do it all and win. Killing good projects is the price you have to pay to finish great ones. Those "great projects", when done, then have the ability to fast-track the "good ones."