I do one lesson a day, that's how I keep myself focus :)

Choose 2 to 3 tasks that are most important and set the other tasks later. Chances are, not everything you need to do will be productive, right? If so, then consider only the few things that really matter for your business because those are the things that will propel you forward to success.

Here's my reference to MITs if you want to know more:
https://personalmba.com/most-important-tasks/

All the best,
Dominic

I seem to make plans sometimes and fail to make them other times. Making a schedule helps you to get more done even if you don't totally stick to it. The trouble i have is sometimes I have my day all planned out and my granddaughter calls and needs my to babysit her adorable daughter. There goes my plan. Life interferes with WA. Lol.

i plan my day on my electronic calendar. i work in 1 hour chunks with 15 min breaks between. i have a text file called "later" were i save anything non work related for looking at in my free time

Good advice.

I find it hard at times not to be distracted while working within WA. The only way I can overcome the distraction is to start my day with a short list of priorities and focus strictly on completing those tasks. I believe this is a matter of mindset and perseverance.

Hi Peter, I blogged about this a while back: Anyone Heard of PEP? The categorization technique is known as the Personal Efficiency Program (PEP). Very effective indeed!