Eat that frog

Think of the one thing you hate doing each day. Got it? Now, go eat that frog!

Today we are living in the digital era in which everyone is struggling to fulfill their responsibilities of working to make their career more successful. You can't achieve success overnight. It comes…

Staying productive isn't always easy, but the "eat the frog" method can help. 🐸 The basic idea is that you should do your biggest, most important task first thing in the morning - "eat that frog", so to speak. That's because our willpower and focus tend to decline throughout the day. So each day, identify your ONE most important task. That's your frog for the day. #goalaccomplishmentmadeeasy #mindsetforsuccess #achieveyourgoals #motivationalguidance #transformyourlife #eatthefrog

Eat the Frog is a memorable, if rather gross, metaphor that means choosing the most important thing you must do today and doing that first. Another way to think about it is that if you first Eat the Frog, everything else will be easier for the rest of the day. And won't that feel nice? The Eat the Frog time management technique was popularised in Brian Tracy's productivity book Eat That Frog! Get More of the Important Things Done - Today! Good luck with your frogs this week!

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What are some of your morning habits? Do you have a routine that you follow? Is there anything you must do before you start your day?

Andrew Yeung says he learned to "eat the frog" by doing the tasks his manager did not want and secured speedy promotions and credibility at tech companies.

📍BOOK REVIEW 📍Eat That Frog is a practical guide to overcoming procrastination and increasing productivity. Brian Tracy emphasizes the importance of tackling your most difficult task first, metaphorically referred to as "eating the frog." 📍The book offers 21 actionable tips to stop procrastination. 📙Key Takeaways: 📝Set Clear Goals- Tracy highlights the importance of clarity in setting goals. Without a clear direction, it’s hard to know where to start. 📝Prioritize Tasks- Use the 80/20…