remind yourself what to do

Details to note

Response priorities

Good at finding key points of problems and key points of tasks

Classify work and focus on key issues

Find the key points quickly

Make work simple

Increase work efficiency

Key words

Make up the date

Knowledge search system

"Empty, Rain, Umbrella" way of thinking: title, focus, action

The three golden rules: visuals, titles, and the rule of thirds

Consolidate memory, retrieve inspiration, stimulate creativity, and enhance innovation capabilities

Prepare a creative whiteboard or notebook

Find time to go out for a walk

Develop the habit of jotting down notes or writing drafts

Make time to spend more time with friends

learn a new skill

No matter how busy you are, you should take time to read some books

Get out of your comfort zone and embrace change

Good at cooperating with others

set a goal for yourself

learn to meditate

Take the initiative to make friends with people with innovative ideas

keep yourself curious

Cut off: cut off unnecessary things

Shedding: discarding excess waste

Li: break away from attachment to objects

Cut off: Cut off your negative emotions

Give up: let go of worthless relationships

Li: Be clear about biases towards people and things at work

Obsessing over non-critical factors

obsessed with results

Obsessed with the options given up

Obsessed with perfection

Obsessed with the past

Make choices consistent with values

Simplified options

Find a good start and proceed step by step

Dismantle the target and defeat each one

Rely on perseverance in the early stage and inertia in the later stage.

In addition to self-discipline, supervision and encouragement are also needed

Is it necessary

Filter and make a "list"

Eliminate things that don’t have to be done

Choose the right person

Clearly assign tasks

Monitor progress

appropriate support and encouragement

Timely summary and evaluation

Analyze the current situation and identify problems

Analyze various influencing factors or causes

Find out the main influencing factors

formulate measures, formulate plans

Early decisions about future actions

The basis for effective use of time

Sharpen your knife and keep it from chopping wood

Be directional

Have a persevering spirit

Pay attention to the effectiveness of execution

Try to increase speed

Make sure things are done as intended

Avoid making mistakes in the “least error-prone places”

Intervene in the outcome of events

Find a problem and correct it immediately

Trace the source to prevent the problem from happening again

Pay attention to allocate time

Don’t set too many “segments”

Combination of movement and stillness

When you are tired from doing one thing, shift your energy to do another thing

A: Continuous B: Segmented

Assigned by abstraction and image

Assigned according to different perspectives of research questions

Alternately assign dynamic and static keys

Alternately distribute physical and mental energy

Alternate distribution between work and entertainment