Another key is to "try to start from the middle of the project

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When I want to think about the results that can be produced in a week, instead of starting from the beginning to see how much information I can find in a week, it is better to start from the middle. In other words, what results can be produced in a week that are most relevant to the core results of the project? At this time, it may be a specific outline, or a draft of a chapter, etc.

In this way, we can design the deadline more flexibly and specifically. At this time, perhaps we should not call it a deadline or a deadline, but rather a "results line."

That is to say, when you are planning a big project belgium mobile database or a long-term plan, you need to think about " what key and effective results can I produce before which timeline?" Then, through the accumulation of one result line after another, we can eventually complete the final results required by the project more efficiently.

Especially when facing project goals that are highly variable, or new and unfamiliar projects, it is even more important to master this skill, using short-term "result lines" to allow yourself to move forward step by step with confidence. You can make modifications as you go along, and being able to see the output results in a short period of time will also make you more motivated.