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3. Use a 6-box system

3. Use a 6-box system

Peter Bregman uses 6 key areas (work, family, health, friends, community, self).

These are your compass. Plan your day from them; not from random inputs.

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I decode Productivity, Personal Development, and Money Mindset into sharp, practical ideas you can act on. Simple shifts. Real change

We all want to be more productive, but most of us start by adding apps, hacks, or tighter schedules. That rarely works. Real productivity isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters, with focus and intention. This method is surprisingly simple. And it works.

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