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The Dice Game: Roll a 20-sided die and assign each number a manageable task on your today’s list. Whatever number comes up, that's the task you focus on.

You would use the Dice Game when:

• Feeling Indecisive: The randomness of the dice roll helps you overcome decision paralysis by choosing a task for you.
• Adding Fun to Productivity: The game element makes task selection more enjoyable, potentially increasing your motivation to start working.

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The Two-Minute Rule: If a task will take two minutes or less to complete, do it immediately. This helps to quickly clear small tasks off your list and build momentum for tackling larger tasks. Click here to get started

You would use the Two-Minute Rule to:

• Gain Quick Wins: Feel accomplished by completing small tasks quickly.
• Build Momentum: Clear small tasks to tackle bigger ones more easily.
• Reduce Procrastination: Avoid letting minor tasks pile up.
• Boost Productivity: Prevent distractions and interruptions.

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Pomodoro Technique: Let’s work in focused 25-minute intervals, followed by short 5-minute breaks.

You would use the Pomodoro Technique when:

• Struggling with Focus: The technique helps break work into manageable chunks, making it easier to maintain concentration and avoid distractions.
• Combating Burnout: Regular breaks prevent mental fatigue, allowing you to sustain productivity over longer periods without feeling overwhelmed.

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5-Minute Rule: Commit to working on a task for just 5 minutes. Often, you'll find yourself continuing beyond the 5 minutes.

You would use the 5-Minute Rule when:

• Overcoming Initial Resistance: When you're struggling to start a task due to lack of motivation or feeling overwhelmed, committing to just 5 minutes can help break through that initial barrier.

• Building Momentum: For tasks that require consistency (like daily exercise or writing), the 5-Minute Rule can help establish a habit by making the commitment seem less daunting, often leading to longer sessions.

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Eat the Frog: Start your day by tackling the most challenging or important task first.

You would use the Eat the Frog game when:

• Facing Procrastination: It helps overcome the tendency to delay difficult tasks.
• Seeking Peak Productivity: Tackling the hardest task first utilizes your highest energy levels.

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Music Method: Create a playlist with a specific number of songs and work until the playlist ends.

You would use the Music Method when:

• Needing Time Management: The playlist duration sets a clear timeframe for your work session, helping you manage your time effectively.
• Seeking Motivation: Music can boost your mood and energy, making it easier to start and maintain focus on your tasks.

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