You shouldn't prioritize more than three things at a time, says Laura Mae Martin, Google's executive productivity advisor.
Every three months is a good time to reassess your three key priorities in life, but being selective about those areas requires a tradeoff mentality, she said.
Highlight your calendarFirst, it's important to define your priorities and evaluate whether your actions reflect those intentions.
Spend a week doing certain activities at a specific time and then the following week change that up to see what works best for you.
Over time, you can use your journal to observe patterns that reveal the conditions that allow you to work optimally.
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