You don’t rise to your goals. You fall to your systems.

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If it's not on your calendar, it doesn't exist. Start living by your calendar to unlock a stress free feeling of organization.

Manage your energy before you manage your time. Time used with the wrong level of energy is absolutely wasted.

Genuinely curious: Does anyone use a non-inbox zero method and claim it to be better?

You don't need another new app to help you be more productive. You just need to sit down and do the work.

As controversial as it may sound, a boring routine almost always is more effective than a complicated one. You're more likely to stick to it.

Notion may be a great tool, but are you spending more time creating or actually doing the work? Tools like this can be very tempting, but I've also found them to be counterproductive. Stick to simpler solutions, like timeboxing in your existing calendar app.

It's not about how many (audio)books you read, but how much information you actually learn and retain from them.

Getting better isn't complicated, it's just uncomfortable. Start with small steps and gradually increase over time.

An app that has too many features isn't great at a few things but ordinary in many. That's why I'm always hesitant when apps like X continually roll out new features. Chances are there's another better app doing the same thing. Take Grok for example.

Saying "less" if often better than saying "more." It can feel like saying more to explain yourself is better, but it can open you up to scrutiny. Not that you should hide things, but there's a balance in the right level of detail.

Be the source of positivity for those around you and watch the shift that happens.

Don't forget that your lack of sleep will eventually catch up with you.

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the night before a day off is more satisfying than the actual day off

I can’t stop thinking about this piece of advice a friend once told me: “Don’t stay up late for something you wouldn’t wake up early for.”

Do you really think sacrificing your sleep is going to help you become the best version of yourself?