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Redefine Your Workday: A New Strategy for Peak Productivity

There is a huge discrepancy between how people plan to work and what they actually produce. This causes a deep sense of dissatisfaction. In this text, I will explore the definitive solution to this problem.

But first, we must ask ourselves, why does this happen?

Well, quite simply, we could say that the state a person is in when they "plan" what they will do is different from the state they will be in when it "comes time" to do what they had "planned."

I put these expressions in quotes because they are not how we use them at 9Pomodoros. First, because planning is much more than making a to-do list. Second, because there is no "comes time" to do anything; the person decides when to do something.

But the problem with this situation lies in the total lack of understanding of the individual's state and the ignorance of the 4 phases of the day.

Your State and the 4 Phases of the Day

Certain things don't change; it's the same for every human being:

• Everyone wakes up with more energy than they have when they go to sleep.

• Everyone is more alert at the beginning of the day than at the end.

• Everyone has more motivation when they start the day and less when they finish.

These levels work the same way for everyone.

It's like time; imagine the 24 hours of the day, starting at 0 hours, time begins to decrease, and the 24 hours of the day become 23, 22, 21...

At the end of the day, everyone has less time left in that day.

This is logical, but it seems that people forget this.

There is a reason for this happening.

Traditional productivity tends to try to expand these limits, often encouraging people to work late, put in more hours, motivate themselves more, and push their own limits.

This is not an intelligent approach. I will explain it in a very simple way, but without insulting your intelligence.

If our levels in the 4 pillars (TEAM) of productivity only decrease as the day progresses, it doesn't make sense to add more work hours at the end of the day.

If an individual wants performance improvement or wants to "produce more," what they need is to focus on putting more work hours at the beginning of the day when their levels are at their highest.

The solution is not to work later—never has been. Sorry to put it this way, but it's the pure truth.

The path to producing more is to wake up earlier. If you want to push the limits, instead of working later, on the contrary, wake up even earlier.

At 9Pomodoros, we have a morning routine that enables the elevation of the 4 pillars in the shortest possible time, so that the individual can wake up at any time they want and be fully ready to focus deeply and immediately.

Many people have woken up early in the past and sat in front of the computer, half asleep and half awake, and because of this, they began to believe that this is not the best path.

In fact, this is just a problem of approach; with a few simple steps, you can immediately elevate your cognitive levels and enter the flow without the feeling of drowsiness.

But that's not the purpose of this text. Let's talk about the 4 phases of the day.