Procrastination can really slow you down, but creating a daily schedule can help a lot. When you break your tasks into smaller steps, it’s easier to stay focused. Here’s how you can beat procrastination with a good daily schedule:

1. Make a List of Important Tasks

Start each day by choosing your most important tasks (MITs). Write them down and arrange them by priority. For example, if your MITs are writing a report, making some calls, and cleaning your desk, do the report first when you feel fresh and ready.

2. Create Time Blocks

Split your day into time blocks for each task. For example:

• 9 AM - 10 AM: Write Report
• 10 AM - 10:30 AM: Take a Break
• 10:30 AM - 11 AM: Make Calls
• 11 AM - 12 PM: Organize Desk

3. Don’t Skip Breaks

Remember to add breaks! You can take a quick 5-minute stretch or a longer coffee break. Breaks help refresh your mind and keep you focused.

4. Check Your Progress

At the end of the day, look at what you got done compared to what you planned. If you notice some tasks keep getting pushed aside, think about whether they are really that important or if you need more time than you thought.

By following these easy steps in your daily schedule, you'll not only beat procrastination but also boost your productivity.