It’s better to be doubtful and reflect than to be confident and go on making blunders.

As long as you stay ignorant and deny reflecting upon how disorganised you are, some chances of your betterment always remain restrained.

Pause. Reflect on what’s wrong. Solve that before you proceed.

Sometimes, being lazy is much favourable than labouring without a purpose.

You don’t need to dig into unnecessary things and overwhelm yourself with information that doesn’t matter. It only makes you confused and worried.

Everyone follows an unwritten productivity plan. Chances are, you already have one even if you don’t know about it.

When you do things to save your time, quit old habits, adapt to some methods or follow a specific pattern while working – then it’s nothing but your productivity plan at work.

A productivity plan not only makes your goals much clearer to you but also brings an end to the chaos in your life. It acts like a blueprint.

If you focus on every detail, try to make everything perfect, and become cautious about all the steps you take – you’ll end up doing nothing.