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The 100% Increase In Productivity Technique  by: Pedro Bexiga Hello my friend, Do you want to increase your productivity by more than 100%? Read on you will see how. Don't belive me? Well you can risk missing it or you can take 2 minutes and just read on. This is a technique that can improve your productivity by more than 100%, don't belive me? *** The 100% increase in productivity Technique! *** Procrastination is Good! Yes! We all suffer from it, but what you might know is that we can use it to make our productivity increase, the way to do it is to embrace the concept "Tomorrow is the best day to do this..." and not the "Don't leave for tomorrow what you can do today!" Don't agree??? Well, let's give it a try and I will show you how you can use the natural leave it for tomorrow attitude we all have to your benefit. All you need is a small notebook and a pen! Here is how it works: Day 1: Everyday before you leave the office (or at night at home) list all the tasks you need to do this week Day 1: Read through them and list the 6 top one numbering them from 1 to 6 (1 the most urgent/ important) Day 2: When at work start with number one and do them until number 6 Day 2: At the end of the day (or at night at home) review what you have done, cross over all the completed tasks, and in the next page of the work book write the tasks that need to be done. IMPORTANT: don't use the same page as Day 1, this day is gone, write them in a new page and cross over all Day 1 activities. Day 2: Rank the activities you have written from 1-6 again, note that if any of the activities of Day 1 (the 1-6 ones) were not done they should rank on top this day. Even if they were small tasks put them on top this way you will not drag small tasks over weeks and they become a big issue. Day 3: go to point 3 and start over That's it! It's simple and works! Don't believe me? Try it! But here is the secret behind it. When you plan things at night or at the end of the work day you plan what you are going to do TOMORROW!!! This way your brain is open to accept tasks and prepares to work upon them, with no barriers because the tasks are not for now but for TOMORROW. Like i told you "Tomorrow is the best day to do anything..." This is how our brain works and this way we can trick it:) Try it for a week and than tell me what you think. Regards, Extra Income at Home team, See our FREE Effective communication course at: http://www.extra-income-at-home.com/course/effectivecom.html About The Author http://Extra-Income-at-Home.com is a guide to home based business opportunities using the Internet. We provide opportunities for Home Business for people from ALL COUNTRIES and with many with no FEES required. We also have a collection of knowledge articles and training. http://Extra-Income-at-Home.com This article was posted on March 09, 2003 Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: Give Your Attitude A Little Altitude by Michael Dixon Success Tip #51 - Make Your Goals S.M.A.R.T. by Ike Krieger Apart From God, We Can Do Nothing by Daniel N Brown Three Tips to Forgiveness: A Key Factor in Anger Management by Dr. Tony Fiore Subconscious Mind Power - 3 Vital Steps to Unleash It! by Michael Lee Can We Still Be Friends? by Kevin B. Burk Learn the Six Secrets of Chemical Romance by James Hall Guys Beautiful Girls Want: You Can Be One by Terry Hernon MacDonald Assertiveness Succeeds: the Ask Andy Columns by Dave Gershner How Do We Retrain Our Brain by Arthur Buchanan << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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