Louane N.
Map out your to do list. Then, assign numbers for priority. Lastly, create a time schedule which allocated time throughout the day to achieve all of the goals.
Robert F.
Try timeboxing your daily goals.
Be honest with yourself and set realistic goals that you know you will both be able and willing to do.
Part of knowing yourself is how easily you get bored – be realistic and as granular as necessary. 😉
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