This guide is based on 5 years of applying techniques from Behavioral Psychology and research on productivity. I've used it as a developer, mentor, and creator. And it works. If you remember only one lesson from this post, it's this: The productivity techniques that work are built on principles. Not

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How to Be Productive, Feel Less Overwhelmed, and Get Things Done

Part II: What to do when you can't stop procrastinating

Love the “single source of truth” concept! A lot of modern productivity systems are groups of tools and techniques, and it’s easy to get overwhelmed having to learn a new app, keep logins straight, know which information you’re tracking where, etc.
Having one app (or piece of paper!) as your start and end point of keeping track is highly underrated. Specialized things in the middle (like a calendar for appointments) is also important, but that universal “keep track” app is what ties it all together.

Oh Mine!!! This Sentence in the write up got me laughing so hard!
“Stay in doors too much and things will start to feel gloomy. Cabin fever sets in and you pack your living space back and forth like a mad raccoon.”
It speaks to me in reality though.
Awesome write up, Thanks so much! Really inspiring!