5 Things Highly Productive People Do Every Sunday That Most Others Don’t

If you want to become more productive and, ultimately, more successful, I highly encourage you to take action upon these 5 habits for this upcoming Sunday.

⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Habit #1
2:13 - Habit #2
3:51 - Habit #3
5:39 - Habit #4
6:42 - Habit #5

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[TheArtofImprovement]

If you want to finally start living the life that you deserve, I highly encourage taking a few actionable steps. Get your Sundays right by adopting these 5 habits this week!


⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00​ - Intro
0:43​ - Habit #1
2:13​ - Habit #2
3:51​ - Habit #3
5:39​ - Habit #4
6:42​ - Habit #5

[leebridges]

I'd suggest that weekly meal prep and laundry be added to this list.

[HealedandThriving]

My sunday reset...
1. 1 hour of cleaning with hubby and kids. Everyone washes their own bedding. One person meal preps, one vacuums, one dusts and one picks up stuff and puts it away. I water my plants and clean my animals bowls and litter boxes. It feels so good to have food prepped and a clean house to start the work week.
2. 1 hour to write out lesson plans (we homeschool), plan out the work week, journal my thoughts, write down a list of to do and balance my budget.
3. Spend time reading and spend time with family.
4. Quick clean out the car and my purse. Staying clean and organized helps so much.
5. Decide when is the best time that week to make contact with family and friends. I schedule a time to make phone calls so that the rest of the week I can turn my ringer down and truly focus.
6. Self care. I try to do 1 thing for myself. Bubble bath, paint my nails or whatever. It's my Momma break lol

[SophiaCapote]

I have been doing these things for years but on Fridays. I blocked out time to do "meetings with myself" and I can say it's very effective.

[downbntout]

1. Review your big goals for your life, year, season
2. Plan your week, blocking out your higher-energy time for what matters most. Prioritize what practices keep you productive.
3. Review what went well last week. Observe what to learn from when you fell short.
4. Journal your worries (they are parasitic energy-drainers) and ideas.
5. Learn. It is compounding interest, a great return on investment. Books including audio, podcasts, longer YT vids, all sources of brilliant info. Doesn't do any good to be really skilled in building great roads that lead the wrong way.

[yogawithizzymendoza]

I noticed that a bunch of good habits starting forming once I started working out in the morning everyday, I started going to bed earlier, started eating better and I've been better at talking myself through stuff that's hard, ive learned to love myself and my body....didn't think all of that would happen but priorities started changing but in the best way possible

[ROBOOHNO]

This popped up as I was lying on the couch, internally complaining that I had to get moving. #thankyou

[dacia]

I read my bible everyday and it is astonishing how much wisdom, care, and even knowledge that I have now that I spend that critical non negotiable time in it everyday. If there is one Book I recommend, it’s the Bible. It will change your life forever. The fear of the Lord is truly the beginning of knowledge and understanding! It helps me to read other books more effectively too.

[RonBaker]

I set a reminder for myself at 5am every Sunday morning to set goals for the week after watching this video. I am fairly successful but think this could really be a benefit in clarifying the best way forward for an ADHD adult like myself.

[Graymanone]

I have my daily do list. Simple things like make the bed, clean my place, eat an apple a day, listen to positive videos like this, have a small piece of dark chocolate, and read at least 10 pages a day. There are more and it takes Discipline to be consistent. The big thing is to avoid distractions, mine being Netflix. Life is about balance!

[mimibaker]

5 habits on Sunday of highly productive people
1. Setting goals for the week ahead
2. Planning the upcoming week (eat veggies first)
3. Review/reflect on previous week-identify things you should do more or less of
4. Journaling - free mental chatter
5. Reading - 1-3 hours

[bridgettetraveler]

Sunday morning I do like every morning! I wake up praising the one who woke me up & watched over me all night long! I make coffee & go on my knees & pray! I get ready for church! After church I feel motivated to tackle the wk! I've been Blessed & Highly Favored! The LORD has done great things for me! I have had to block relatives & others from calling & asking for what GOD had blessed me with! They don't want to do what it takes to get my size blessing, but it's I'm supposed to take care of the world! Ain't happening!!!

[williamson]

These are all good, but I would humbly add prayer, both personal and within a faith community. Many people are hell bent on success, but in the end, have no idea what they really succeeded in doing or being. Prayer brings us outside of ourselves in harmony with a loving creator that gives not just happiness, but meaning.

[michaellopez]

got this on a Sunday as I was lying in bed scrolling through youtube. Truly a blessing

[HungYingXuan]

1.set your goals
The key is to set your long term goals as well as short term goals. Break big goals into precise weekly or even daily tasks that you can take action right away.
2.plan the upcoming week
This is to make tasks clarified and to make sure you make good use of time instead of wasting it
3.reviewing the previous week
By this way, you can reflect on yourself on what/who/how made you less productive or more productive. I am thinking to add something/someone that you are grateful for.
4.journaling
Dump ideas or thought onto papers makes you "clean" the brain and sometimes make you think clearly and inspire new ideas（that's the case for me）
5.reading
As the old saying “Knowledge is power”, reading is the essential way to gain it. In my case, reading did changed my life throughoutly.
Fortunately I have been doing these five habits already :)

[advancetotabletop]

Blank weekly calendar: Tracking numbers.
Fridge calendar: Meal planning and inventory.
Clipboard and binder clips: Organize things.

[NarangaravZorigt]

*THE 80/20 RULE:* _80% of your life results will come from the 20% of the actions you do._

These 20% (the 5 habits): journalling🖋, reflecting🤔, planning your weeks🗓, reading📚, etc.

[danielleanderson]

Meta-tip to make these tips easier: Find a planner that works well with the way you operate, and use it religiously. I like physical planners, because the physical act of writing in them feels good and sticks in my brain better, but plenty of people swear by digital planners. Regardless of the medium, there are dozens of options to choose from; try experimenting with different features to see what you really value in a good planner, and make that planner your best friend. I like something with a lot of structure to give me places to start from, but others like something more free-form, like a bullet journal or even an entirely blank notebook. Choose whatever will make you more likely to use a planner at all.

[droolpuppy]

These are effective ways to be more productive, once you know how you feel about things. You actually have something in your mind you desire etc. Oftentimes it turns out the thing you thought you wanted brings lots more negative than positive effects into your life and you have to abandon it. Then all the steps you took to achieve it will be in vain. I'm only saying that be mindful and thoughtful when deciding what you want to achieve. Listen to your inner voice and your moral compass.

[myeverydaymarketing]

Reviewing the previous week and journaling are the best!