At the beginning of the morning, you need to establish the positive mood of the day. And here’s your opportunity to lay all your ducks in one row. To have a productive and structured day.
1. Clear Focus and Reduced Stress:
Prioritizing tasks first thing in the morning provides orientation when you kick off the day. Clarity on what you need to do takes away much of the stress and anxiety that would otherwise have been there. In place of being bombarded with an almost never-ending list you’re able to focus on just one thing and thus allot yourself further time for the harder or important things.
2. Accomplishment and Motivation:
When you do most of what you do now between 1pm to about 5pm, you feel you’ve accomplished something great by the end of the day. This feeling of achievement is energy building. Kickstart your morning and set you up for the entire day ahead. You find yourself taking on other things with similar strength.
3. Improved Decision-Making:
Task sorting facilitates the reflective and evaluative work of decision making. Each job will have to be measured as to how important it is and how it can be better done with what you’re aiming for. Such an act of discernment can help you make more informed decisions throughout your day.
4. Increased Productivity and Efficiency:
Your most important work is usually in the direction of achieving what you’re trying to accomplish. When you tackle that task first, you increase your productivity for the day! When you work smart instead of working hard, you’ll actually accomplish more in less hours, allowing you to have free will to do some other stuff with your time.
5. A Sense of Control:
Getting things done before lunchtime makes you feel more in control of your day. You’re not just responding to things in real time — you are actively sculpting your day to move towards what matters to you.