How to start doing several times more using just one technique.

How often have you thought about how many projects you are handling? Usually, we limit ourselves to one, but is that really the case? Looking from a different angle, you can see that there are many more projects, and they are all different — from planning a vacation to launching a new product. Each of us wants to achieve the goals we set.

This insight came from my own experience. I often faced burnout, and everything fell apart. The solution turned out to be simple: categorize each project and separate them consciously. I identified three categories that help me achieve results every day. If not for this approach, I would never have reached the point of writing a post and starting to create content.

Regular

Projects and tasks that are always needed. Their key feature is that they can be automated, delegated, or turned into a habit. Examples include going to the gym, sorting emails, and paying bills. These tasks must be performed consistently to maintain the quality of life or reach new heights. In simple terms, it's about internal or external discipline.

Tactical

Tasks that provide immediate results. These can be planned "step by step" to achieve specific goals. For me, these are tasks that quickly lead to results, such as writing a post, finishing the registration screen, or completing a painting using neural networks. These tasks help me achieve my strategic goals.

Strategic

Large projects that include both regular actions and tactical tasks. This is your direction, your course. Without strategic tasks, you might "sail against the wind." Having a strategy makes it easier to create your tactical tasks or regular actions.

This technique helps me achieve a lot, and I am happy to share it with you. I hope it helps you as much as it has helped me. I would love to hear your ideas on this topic, so please leave a comment! Thank you for reading to the end.