Before you focus, complete the preparatory steps. When you focus, go immediately to your core

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The time we have to focus on completing a task is very precious. However, if a task has to start "from scratch", it is often difficult to get into a state of concentration. So, the first mistake we need to avoid is to start a task from scratch during our focused time .

On the other hand, we should make sure that the task is ready to focus on the important core parts before entering the focus time, so that the focus time can be truly realized.

For example, I plan to write a blog post at cambodia mobile database a fixed time every day. Let’s say I set it at 8pm. But when it’s 8pm, I haven’t even decided on the title of the article? Or you don’t have an outline ready? Are you still missing some key cases and information? Just think about it, at this time you have to be distracted by looking for information and thinking about the questions aimlessly, is there any way to enter a state of concentration?

On the other hand, I can use other spare time to complete these "preparatory steps".

I first use the free time to set the topic, complete the outline, and find some basic information. By 8 o'clock in the evening, my writing task is ready to enter the "core writing" part, so that I can really focus on writing. (Extended reading: [Card Box Notes Method-1] 4 steps to establish a relatively stress-free and high-yield writing process.