Ask yourself: reflect on your work routine and productivity 🚀

Submitted. Some interesting questions there with tricky elements. I am waiting for the results!

✔️Done. Enjoyed the survey, helped me get thoughtful on how my technique has evolved. Over the years it has evolved to be a combination of paper and digital. I learned not to force myself into one place. If something's in my brain a lot I write it down multiple times and multiple ways (calendar, paper, digital) until it's done. Then I get the pleasure of scratching it off more than once :-)

I would say that good time management starts with TimeAudit which you can do on a sheet of paper. have you ever heard about Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell? Amazing book! here is a discussion: https://www.producthunt.com/disc...

Reflecting on your work routine and productivity can be an important step in improving your effectiveness and achieving your goals. Here are a few things you might consider asking yourself: How do I spend my time during the workday? Am I focusing on the most important tasks, or am I getting bogged down in distractions and unimportant details? Are there specific times of day when I am most productive? Can I schedule my most important tasks during those times to make the most of my energy and focus? Do I take regular breaks throughout the day to rest and recharge? Or do I push through until I burn out? Am I making the most of my tools and resources? Are there new technologies or apps that could help me work more efficiently? How do I handle interruptions and distractions? Are there ways I can reduce or manage them more effectively? Am I setting clear and achievable goals for myself? Are my priorities aligned with my long-term goals? Do I feel satisfied and fulfilled by my work? Or am I feeling burnt out and demotivated? Finally, What can I do to improve my overall productivity, both in the short-term and long-term? Answering these questions can help you identify areas where you can make changes to improve your work routine and productivity. It may also help you to have a better work-life balance, which will make you more productive in the long run.

Interesting!

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submitted. one point to add, I find "Batching: Group similar tasks together to save time and increase efficiency." greatly helps improve productivity. Hope your tool can have a similar function.