How to reach your productivity peak (With the least effort possible) 👌
From bestseller books and articles all the way to random internet blogs, people have spent exorbitant amounts of time trying to develop their own theories as to how to achieve maximum productivity, being something that necessitates a great deal of effort, energy, devotion, and commitment. However, the obstacle standing in the way of fulfilling this goal is not being incapable of following the right routine or pattern, nor does it lie in the inability to solve the enigmatic mystery of how to actually be productive. The problem lies within the misconception people usually have when it comes to understanding what productivity really means.
Myths substantiate that being the most productive implies working as many hours as your body can take and spending as much energy as you possibly could in doing something that directly benefits your life and serves to achieve your goals in one way or the other. This is COMPLETELY wrong. A person with a high productivity rank is one who spends the least amount of time to perform as much work as possible. Someone who fully grasps this definition and lives by it would spend 2 hours to achieve something a regular person can only do throughout the course of an entire day if they ever manage to finish it in the first place. What is the trick to achieving this productivity peak, you ask?
