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The Two-Minute Rule
Getting started is often the hardest part. The two-minute rule encourages you to begin a task by committing just two minutes to it, making daunting tasks feel manageable.
How does it work?
Procrastination thrives on overwhelm. By breaking tasks into tiny steps, you trick your brain into action. Once you start, momentum builds, making it easier to continue and accomplish more than expected.
How did it help me?
I used to struggle with starting tasks, often feeling overwhelmed by their size. When I began using the two-minute rule, everything changed. I would tell myself, “Just write for two minutes” or “Just tidy up for two minutes.” More often than not, I kept going, realizing the hardest part was simply starting.
How can it help you?
If a task feels overwhelming, commit to just two minutes. Open that document, do a few stretches, or sort a single drawer. Starting reduces resistance, and before you know it, you’ll be making real progress.
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