3 Ways to Make Tomorrow More Productive Than Today

“The only easy day was yesterday.”

You might be familiar with this phrase from the US Navy SEALs.

It means you should work harder every day more than the last…and this is precisely what drives them to be the very best at what they do.

Every. Single. Day.

Now, people like you and I might not be the elite, badass warriors that these men are, but this principle can absolutely be applied. I’m a firm believer in continuous improvement, and this is a concept that drives me to grow every day.

But how does this actually happen?

How do you actually make each day better and more productive than the last?

The answer, ironically, lies in the previous day — because having a good day doesn’t start when you wake up.

It starts the night before when you start preparing your mind for what you need to do.

Why?

If your mind is ready for whatever the day throws at you, it will allow you to get things done at a staggering pace — simply because you’ve already done the heavy lifting.

So, here are a few things to help you make tomorrow more productive.

Productivity is all about the planning phase.

If your mind knows what to do ahead of time, it takes all of the guesswork out of the equation, and you can simply start. You don’t have to waste time getting stressed or uncertain because you get to a task and don’t know how to tackle it.

Think about it:

The answer? Pretty freaking easy.

But the key to planning your day out well is taking it one step farther than your calendar. The calendar is an…

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