The question “How can I be more productive?” is synonymous with “How do I lose weight?” and “How can I learn a new language?” Here’s the short answer: Consistency.
Productivity is yet another skill, to get better at it, one must educate self and practice consistently. Here are three best books I found on productivity and minor summary of the core idea.
You might have already read many books on productivity but these three are different. They help you draw connections, guide you such that you can practice and implement the key lessons. I hope you find these books meaningful.
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This book is for anyone who loves starting new projects but always struggles to complete them. You will discover how the real enemy to getting this done is not laziness, but rather the voice of the disgruntled perfectionist we all have inside us.
Perfectionism convinces us that anything less than perfect is a failure, and the only worthwhile goals are one that are grand and difficult – and make you miserable. If we accept that nothing will ever be perfect, we can start to enjoy the rewards of small accomplishment.
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In this book, Danielle LaPorte gets to the crux of goal setting – your heart’s desire. Desires fuels our existence, and helps us grow.
From fostering creativity to providing motivation for you to chase your goals, desire with a healthy dose of self-awareness can help you on your way to fulfillment.
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Brain Rules shares how the brain sciences can influence the way we teach our children and the way we work. In each chapter, the author describes a Brain Rule — what scientists know for sure about how our brains work — and then offers transformative ideas for our daily lives.
The human brain is a sophisticated information-transfer system. Optimize your mid by understanding better how it works.
Perfectionism convinces us that anything less than perfect is a failure, and the only worthwhile goals are one that are grand and difficult – and make you miserable. If we accept that nothing will ever be perfect, we can start to enjoy the rewards of small accomplishment.
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