Minimum Viable Productivity - by Daniel Kazandjian
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Trust your body. Make fast decisions. Get shit done.
Productivity systems are procrastination tools for slow decision-makers. Everyone knows a version of the unproductive guy with an intricate arrangement of digital notes, task-management tools and flash-cards. We also know counter examples of highly effective people who “just use Apple Notes” or write everything by hand. What’s going on here? For many years I’ve been professionally coaching overthinking top performers on how to embody true effectiveness. And yes, I employ many of the midwit’s systems and tools. I love David Allen’s Getting Things Done or Tiago Forte’s Building a Second…
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