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    The document provides tips for improving one's mindset and productivity. It advises framing mistakes as learning opportunities rather than failures. It also recommends keeping long-term goals in mind when working hard and using your brain to process and prioritize tasks, not just store them. Tasks should be handled immediately if under 2 minutes, scheduled if needing to be done soon, or reviewed weekly if for someday.

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    The document provides tips for improving one's mindset and productivity. It advises framing mistakes as learning opportunities rather than failures. It also recommends keeping long-term goals in mind when working hard and using your brain to process and prioritize tasks, not just store them. Tasks should be handled immediately if under 2 minutes, scheduled if needing to be done soon, or reviewed weekly if for someday.

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    When I did something wrong, I tell myself "I learnt something today that will help me in the future"

    instead of "I did a very bad job."

    Second, always remind yourself why you're working hard!

    Third, use your brain for processing, not storage

    1. Tasks that take less than 2 minutes. Do them immediately.

    2. Tasks that need to be done soon. Write them into your schedule.

    3, Tasks that need to be done someday. Put them in a folder you can review once a week, and decide
    whether they are important to work on, and whether they can go into your schedule soon or need to
    wait.

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