How to Accomplish in 2 Hours What Most Usually Do in An Entire Day

I’m surprised. A brutal workout. A work meeting. My monthly accounting. 2 rapid chess games. And now this article — whose first draft I’ll blitz through by the 2-hour mark. That’s a productive day compressed into 2 hours. We all have such hyper-productive anomalies once in a while — but we struggle to replicate them. Reflecting on such bursts of “dent-the-world” productivity, I’ve uncovered a pattern. I’ll systemize the same into a 4-step repeatable framework in this article. <h1>Step 0 — You Need a “Snap” Trigger</h1> If I held you at gunpoint and demanded 50 pushups to release you? Without an iota of hesitation, you’d hammer out those adrenaline-fueled reps in a blink. That’s a “snap” trigger — a spark that ignites a need to do something. Such a trigger vaporizes trivial thoughts and channelizes your scattered focus into a searing laser beam. <a href="https://medium.com/publishous/how-to-accomplish-in-2-hours-what-most-usually-do-in-an-entire-day-a478af7366af">Learn More</a>