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It’s very simple to be more productive and get more done. And if you this you can reach any goal in your life. You will not only be productive but you will be more successful. But the real question is...will you do it? Will you actually do what it takes to manage your time better and be productive? The simple answer: Write your goals down every week. And work towards achieving them every day. Use a piece of paper or setup a reminder on your phone. Look at that list every morn

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