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9 Unusual, Yet Highly Effective Time Management and Productivity Strategies
As a Man Who Wants to Be The Best He Can Be - and Live Up to Your True Potential - It’s Essential that You Have Excellent ‘Time Management and Productivity.’ Here Are 9 Ways You Can Improve In This Area - and Get More Done (with Less Stress Along The Way)
By Adam Armstrong
You might find this a unusual combination, but - there are 3 things I love to teach:
The first is obvious… I love to teach men how to be better in the bedroom. I love to teach men how to give their women mind-blowing sexual pleasure.
The second is how to make your body stronger. Strength Training has been a passion of mine for over 16 years, and I love to teach men how to be their strongest selves.
Finally, and this is the unusual one…
I love to teach the strategies I’ve discovered to improve TIME MANAGEMENT and PRODUCTIVITY.
Now, there’s a very good reason why I want to share my Time Management and Productivity Strategies with you. Here it is:
If you want to be the best man...
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The Myth of Multi-Tasking - and What to Do Instead (for Improved Productivity)
“Is Multi-Tasking Really The Best Strategy for High Productivity?”
Here’s Why Multi-Tasking Is a ‘Productivity Destroyer’ - Plus… a Better Approach to Getting Stuff Done (Quickly and With Minimal Stress and Anxiety)
By Elliot Newman
Many people think ‘Multi-Tasking’ is an efficient way to get tasks done, and be Productive. The same people also often seem to think that Multi-Tasking is a technique worthy of a Medal!
Yet, nothing could be further from the truth.
You see, the reality is that Multi-Tasking doesn’t work. Sure, you can get things done if you Multi-Task - however, your Productivity will SUCK.
In other words…
If you STOP Multi-Tasking, you could get way more done.
Read on to find out how...
Question: Do You Know How Long It Takes To ‘Recover’ From a Distraction?
A while back, I read a Scientific Study, that PROVED that it takes the average person 20 minutes to ‘recover’ from a DISTRACTION.
Let’s say you were working on a task.
And, let’s say that task was writing a book.
Now, let’s imagine you were in ‘full flow’ - writing like a PRO - and it felt like NOTHING could stop you.
However, the phone then rings. And, that...
