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Break tasks into smaller steps to make them more manageable from "summary" of The Productivity Project by Chris Bailey

Breaking tasks into smaller steps is a powerful way to make them more manageable. When we face a large, intimidating task, it's easy to become overwhelmed and paralyzed by its sheer size. However, by breaking it down into smaller, more digestible steps, we can make progress one step at a time. This approach allows us to focus on each individual step, rather than getting lost in the enormity of the task as a whole. It also helps us to maintain momentum and stay motivated, as we can see tangible progress with each step we complete. By breaking tasks into smaller steps, we also gain a clearer understanding of the overall process and can identify any potential obstacles or challenges that may arise along the way. This allows us to anticipate and address these issues proactively, rather than being blindsided by them later on. Furthermore, breaking tasks into smaller steps enables us to allocate our time and resources more effectively. We can prioritize the most important steps and allocate our energy accordingly, ensuring that we make the most efficient use of our time.
  1. Breaking tasks into smaller steps is a simple yet highly effective strategy for increasing productivity and achieving our goals. By focusing on each individual step, we can overcome feelings of overwhelm and inertia, maintain momentum, gain a clearer understanding of the task at hand, anticipate and address potential obstacles, and allocate our time and resources more effectively.
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The Productivity Project

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