



1) Time management is the key to productivity.
Yes, managing and tracking time is important. However, you could be managing time around the wrong priorities. You will get more done, but it won’t necessarily make you more productive.
2) Max out your capacity to be more productive.
In theory, this sounds great. Think about it though. If a container is at max capacity, how much more can it handle? Max capacity may also mean that there is no room for more.
3) Changing your habits makes you more productive.
Habit changes without inner changes will be short-lived and unsustainable over time.
Essentialism by Greg McKeown
Atomic Habits by James Clear
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