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The first step should take fifteen minutes
There's a simple rule that changes how often you actually finish things: the first step has to be ridiculously small. Not because you couldn't handle more. Because the first step's job isn't to produce results. Its job is to move you from "I'm thinking about this" to "I've started this". Those are…
What to do when you get stuck on a step
An abandoned project rarely looks like a decision. It looks like a step you stopped at on a Thursday and never reopened. Getting stuck isn't a sign the plan is wrong. It's normal. What matters is recognising which kind of stuck you are, because each kind has a different fix. The four kinds of stuck…
Pick one thing to finish this month
Five started projects doesn't mean five times the output. It usually means finishing none of them, plus paying a tax you can't see. The tax on open things Every started project costs you something even when you're not working on it: it occupies attention ("I need to get back to that"), it demands a…