How to Stay Productive (Even When You Feel Like Garbage) - Nick Wignall
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Genuine productivity means having good systems in place that help you to stay productive even when you feel bad or unmotivated.
I’m certainly not the world’s most productive guy. But even though I do my fair share of procrastinating with mindless Twitter scrolling or the occasional Netflix binge, I have one productivity secret that’s paid off big time: I’m deadly consistent. In 3 years of blogging, for example, I’ve never once missed publishing an article for my weekly newsletter. Every single Monday morning—rain or shine, sickness or health, Christmas or summer vacation—I always publish something. And the secret to this level of consistency? Doing the work doesn’t depend on how I feel. Of course, I try to choose work
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