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Productivity is the measure of how much you get done in a day. It's not just about working hard, but about working smart. You want to make sure that every minute of your time is spent wisely and productively so that you can reach your goals as quickly as possible.

Why are goals important? Because they help us prioritize our tasks, give us direction and motivation when we feel stuck or overwhelmed by life, and keep us focused on what's important in our lives (and not just what seems urgent).

Clarifying Your Goals

1. Identifying what you want to achieve
2. Breaking down goals into smaller tasks
3. Setting deadlines

Creating a Plan

• Create an action plan. When you're working on a goal, it's important to know what steps you need to take and how long each one will take. This can help you stay focused on what matters most and prevent you from getting overwhelmed by the details of the project.
• Organize your tasks and schedule your time accordingly. If possible, break down large projects into smaller ones so that they're easier to manage in terms of time management and energy levels--and don't forget: if something isn't working out as planned, don't be afraid to change course!

Staying Motivated

To stay motivated, you need to develop a positive attitude. This can be as simple as reminding yourself that you're doing this for yourself and that there are many reasons why it's worth it.
One way to reward yourself for progress is by keeping track of your goals in some way. It could be something as simple as writing them down on a piece of paper or using an app like HabitBull (which we talk about later). Either way, seeing all the things you've accomplished will make it easier for you to keep going when things get tough!
If at any point during your journey toward achieving your goals, if feels too hard and overwhelming then reach out for help--there are lots of people who want nothing more than helping others achieve their dreams!

Prioritizing

Prioritizing your tasks is one of the most important steps in setting and achieving goals.
You need to understand the difference between urgent and important tasks, as well as how to avoid procrastination.

Managing Stress

Stress is a normal part of life, but it can also be harmful if you don't manage it properly. The signs of stress include feeling anxious or irritable, having trouble sleeping, losing your appetite and feeling overwhelmed by your responsibilities.
To avoid these symptoms, try taking regular breaks throughout the day to relax or engage in self-care activities like exercise or meditation. If you're feeling stressed out because of work-related issues (or even personal ones), talk to someone who can help ease your mind--whether that's a friend or family member who will listen without judgment or a therapist who specializes in stress management techniques such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

Eliminating Distractions

To stay focused on your goals, you must eliminate distractions. Distractions are everywhere and can come in many forms:

• Social media
• Text messages and emails from friends and family
• Phone calls from colleagues or clients
• Television shows that you want to watch but don't have time for (or vice versa)
  The first step in eliminating distractions is identifying what those distractions are. Next, create a workspace where you can focus on your work without being distracted by anything else--this might mean turning off notifications on your phone or computer so that they don't pop up every few minutes with new messages or updates; it could also mean moving into another room altogether if there are too many outside factors affecting your ability to concentrate on the task at hand. Finally, once all of these steps have been taken, try staying focused by setting aside blocks of time during which only one thing gets done: either work or play (but not both).