What working from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. in August has given me

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For years I have been looking for the formula. I thought for a long time that the key to steal time from time was to be more productive. Despite surely not being at maximum levels (although not low either) I have seen the ceiling that the concept has. early birdAdobe Stock photo rights Contents [ hide ] 1 Productivity doesn't help you work longer hours. 2 Working 3 more hours a day in August 3 Turn an experiment into a daily habit Productivity does not help you work more hours. 10 hours can become 9 productive hours if you have the focus and concentration capacity of a Tibetan monk. But it will never be 12 or 13 hours. Pretty obvious, right? Well, I have been looking for the impossible way to do everything in a fixed number of hours. Not publicly but for myself I have hidden behind the excuse that I have to spend more time with my family. There was an obvious solution to this dilemma.

Sleep less . It was time to take action and stop making excuses. August was going to be the month of change. More is more and better. That's the truth. Only losers still think that "less is more" allows you to get somewhere. Enough nonsense! Working 3 more Indian Phone Number List hours a day in August Despite having 13-hour days “only” he worked 11.5-12. I followed my midday rhythm of returning home to play sports and eat. It was not a question of changing everything but of putting in more hours of work to achieve more results in less time . The first days were hard. It still is, but the truth is that the body is getting better and better at getting used to the new rhythm. I've also gotten out of the habit of sleeping 10 more minutes after the first alarm goes off. It's easier actually. I get up at 6 and at 7 I was in the office. From 7 to 9 I was alone. There was no one. It was an incredibly productive time. I got work that, starting at 9, sometimes ended at 12. In addition to adding 2 hours, I gained an hour in productivity because there was no one to interrupt me.




As soon as the team arrived, we had a brief meeting to start the day off strong. On average, I was better prepared, so they were also better prepared to get more work done in less time. They left at 5:00 p.m. I was still there until 8:00 p.m. Turn an experiment into a daily habit It is clear that working more has allowed me to complete the 8-week job in August . I'm not exaggerating, it's pure reality. Now school has started again so I leave the big one there every day before going to the office. I keep getting up at 6. Until 8 I have already taken out some important tasks, such as organizing my day and that of the team. I am less overwhelmed because I "start" the day with an advantage. I leave work an hour before (at 7:00 p.m.) because I prioritize being with the family . What started as an experiment is becoming part of my daily routine. It is true that many days I feel more tired but what I perceive as a tiredness of victory. I have overcome the laziness of staying an hour longer in bed because the benefits are relevant. There is no turning back now. Working more does not work miracles. Accelerate cruising speed. I am clear about what I have to do. Now I'll just take less. Maybe 1 year or just months. It was very worth it to me! I'll keep telling you.