Nish @nerd_productive

Productivity Coach Helping Leaders and Teams Get Shit Done | Save 15 hours/week with my free 'Powerful Productivity Habits' ebook https://t.co/5DBrsBABpt nerdproductivity.com London, England Joined December 2019

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Nish @nerd_productive

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Nish @nerd_productive

2 hours ago

Simplify your productivity system: One big thing per day, three medium tasks, five small things. The big thing goes in your calendar. Everything else happens around it. This creates a sustainable rhythm without overwhelming complexity.

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Nish @nerd_productive

10 hours ago

Allocate time like successful CEOs. Elon Musk works different companies on different days. Steve Jobs split time between Apple and Pixar. Don't think in priorities - think in time allocation across your different areas of life first, then prioritize within each area.

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Nish @nerd_productive

7 hours ago

Your team barely touches the project management/collaboration tools you paid for. Not because they're lazy. Not because the tools are bad. But because using these tools becomes work in itself, in addition to the already overburdened schedules that modern knowledge workers…

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Nish @nerd_productive

22 hours ago

There are only two types of priorities: rocks and everything else. Rocks are opportunities, important work, deep focus tasks that move the needle. Everything else is pebbles and sand - urgent but less important. Schedule meetings with yourself to work on rocks first.

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Nish @nerd_productive

a day ago

Use your most creative, energetic self to work on opportunities. Use your tired, anxious self to handle problems. Problems already have energy and urgency built in. Opportunities need your best mental state to be recognized and acted upon.

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Nish @nerd_productive

a day ago

The 80-20 rule is personal. Your 20% that gives 80% results will be different from mine. Focus on maximizing what comes easily to you and gives disproportionate returns. Stop trying to fix every weakness - amplify your strengths instead.

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Nish @nerd_productive

a day ago

Highly successful people know exactly what they want - they have clarity. According to Oprah Winfrey, this is what separates high achievers. Once you're clear on what you want, align everything you do with getting closer to that goal.

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Nish @nerd_productive

2 days ago

Working on opportunities moves you forward. Solving problems keeps you on track. Both are necessary, but opportunities have no short-term consequences if ignored. That's why you must schedule time for opportunities - they won't demand attention like problems do.

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Nish @nerd_productive

2 days ago

"No" is the most powerful word in productivity. By default, say no to any request, commitment, or opportunity. Only say yes if you're truly excited about it or it's essential for your goals. This creates space for what really matters.

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Nish @nerd_productive

2 days ago

Your inbox is someone else's to-do list. Don't let emails dictate your priorities. Treat your inbox like an emergency room - process everything, but handle items based on importance, not arrival order. Achieve inbox zero by making decisions, not just reading.

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Nish @nerd_productive

2 days ago

Context is crucial when organizing tasks. Don't mix office tasks with home tasks on the same list. If you're in the office, you shouldn't see reminders about things you can only do at home. Context reduces anxiety by only showing you what's actionable in your current…