Hey, Jordan Harbinger here. Welcome to Mini-Sode Monday. I'm happy to be here with you kicking off the week with something quick and actionable that you can implement right away.

It'll make you more magnetic and effective today with me once again. Noah Kagan of AppSumo.

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That's it. You probably own a lot more domains, but we were talking today on our 6.18 or whatever mile walk in the morning about productivity and how people

people often ask, how do you get so many things done? I assume you get the same question. And I'm not naturally, or I should say, I have not naturally been a productive person.

I do get a lot of things done because I put systems in place. And the systems are very simple, but whenever people ask for productivity advice or how to get more things done advice, they never, they always want to make it really complicated.

There's tons of huge systems and they fail or they don't implement them. And so I wanted to talk about productivity is actually very simple, but just the concepts and systems are seldom applied.

With productivity, I think a lot of people do a few things incorrectly with productivity. Number one, they're not prioritizing the right problem.

So they're like working on random shit versus working on the right shit. Number two, they're looking for some tool to solve the problem when it's actually just themselves.

And so really what, you know, my favorite productivity ever was like my trail 650 for the old school people out there.

Wow, is that a palm pilot? Yeah, I got so much that and like my, you know, journal planner, my daily planner, I was killing on the productivity game.

My belief is, is two things. One, I think people have figured out their productivity since they were probably in high school. And by this point, more or less it won't change.

Right, they haven't bothered to update it. They, they, they like, they made electronic what they used to put on maybe in the little student homework notebook or something, but that's a pretty much it.

Totally. I think people think that the new productivity tool is going to do the work, but it won't. The one thing that I would recommend that I found for myself and it sounds like for you, Jordan, too.

Specifically is look at when you've been the most productive and what can, how can you replicate that? So for me, my most, my most productive time is when I'm in an airplane.

I honestly probably cure cancer. Like if you left me in an airplane for a year, cancer would be cured HIV. I mean, I don't know.

Yeah, that's all have working on cancer and HIV for the last couple of decades. No, okay, I just need more flight flight time flying hours. I just need those miles, bro, giving them miles. No, but the point being is that you have to understand, okay, so what is it about that environment?

Right. And then how do you recreate that on a daily, weekly, monthly, yearly basis? So for me, it's, okay, I don't have really anyone else around me.

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