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2 — The 3-Item Rule (2)

2 — The 3-Item Rule (2)

In the last few years, I replaced long to-do lists with something better — the three-item rule.

What does that mean?

Every day, I choose only three tasks that matter, and these become my daily mission. If I can achieve more than that, it’s a good extra. But if I can’t, it’s still good.

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