"Accept responsibility for your life. Know that it is you
who will get you where you want to go, no one else." Les Brown
It is your responsibility
to enhance your productivity. It is your responsibility to attain your annual
productivity target. Minimum of 30% growth rate to beat inflation. I will
quickly show you one way to do so.Minimalism is one of the smart ways to increase your productivity.
Minimalism is a tool used to rid yourself of life's excess in
favour of focusing on what's important so you can find happiness, fulfilment,
and freedom.
This means selecting and focusing on the few things that give
you fulfilment. This must align with your life vision
In other words, minimalism is the intentional promotion of the
things we most value and the removal of everything that distracts us from it.
It is a life that forces intentionality. And as a result, it forces improvements
in almost all aspects of your life.
Simply stated minimalism is the process of identifying what is
essential in your life and eliminating the rest. Less is more.
Our modern lifestyles are
far from minimalist. With so many distractions around us, we are often so busy
with phones, social media, radio, television etc that we find it difficult to
create time and space to enjoy the simple things in life, like spending time
with our loved ones, exercising, getting creative, cooking, or just being productive.
We're too busy being
overwhelmed by physical, digital, and mental clutter that leads to increased
anxiety and an overall sense of dissatisfaction borne out of the unproductive
lifestyle. These things occupy us and keep us so busy at the expense of being
productive. Thus we end up not creating value nor generating sufficient income
to take care of ourselves and our loved ones.
More internet, more cars, more clothes, more drugs, more
dinners, more alcohol, more television, more news, more negativity, and more
social media all have created a sense of getting so busy without any concrete
output.
The process of minimising
is both challenging and empowering. Saying no is a tough skill to acquire, but
one that honestly lets you live life on your terms.
These are some actionable steps you can take to apply minimalism
as a tool to increase productivity. These are some of the steps you can
consider taking today. Do not procrastinate.
1. List all current commitments you have.
2. Prioritise them in order from commitments that are most
essential to least essential commitments.
3. Start eliminating your least-essential commitments one at a
time. Think about what's adding value to your life.
4. Every month, start this process again until you're only doing
things that add the most value.
5. Say no to things that don't move you in the direction you
want to be going. Say no to things you don't want to be doing.
6. ALWAYS ask yourself "do I need this?" You'll be
surprised how many times you'll say no.
• If you keep doing what you're doing, you'll get the same
result. That's why if you have an opportunity to learn any new concept of
productivity don't hesitate to apply it. This is because each moment you
hesitate is another moment you'll struggle with your present income. Each day
that you're not using productivity secrets is a missed opportunity. Isn't it
time you practice theCeProd Growth Push
System? You will see a great result.
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