Best 20 quotes of Vishal Ostwal on MyQuotes

A productivity plan not only makes your goals much clearer to you but also brings an end to the chaos in your life. It acts like a blueprint.

As long as you stay ignorant and deny reflecting upon how disorganised you are, some chances of your betterment always remain restrained.

Don’t lose track of your actual goals while you focus on methods.

Every bit of effort you put in your work must be worth it. It must make you better. Because, if it doesn’t, it may not be worth doing as well.

Everyone follows an unwritten productivity plan. Chances are, you already have one even if you don’t know about it.

If you find yourself lacking in some aspects of your work and get dissatisfied with yourself, then learn to be fine with those flaws, since you can always get better later.

It’s alright if you aren’t able to keep up with all the advice you get. You can’t become a superman overnight. We’re all imperfect and take some time inculcate new habits.

It’s tough to remember and practice all ideas. What’s even tougher is using them altogether.

Pause. Reflect on what’s wrong. Solve that before you proceed.

Sadly, plastering a new coat of ideas on the base of same old weary thoughts and habits is only going to worsen the situation.

Sometimes, being lazy is much favourable than labouring without a purpose.

The desire for perfection prevents you from working more by arousing fear and shame within you.

The numerous choices you have around yourself are often superficial; they don’t matter. The art lies in doing more with less. Minimal requirements, more work.

Though outcomes can’t always be controlled, if you work the right way, occasionally keep refreshing your methods and habits, then you can have the odds on your side.

We don’t always act on what we read, and neither can we do what we aim to do within a certain period of time. Rather, it’s about how we mold and prepare ourselves in the long to by accepting tiny changes and making them a permanent part of what we do.

When work isn’t done properly, it ruins all the energy and effort put into it. Improper work doesn’t bring any outcomes. If any, mostly the bad ones.

When you do things to save your time, quit old habits, adapt to some methods or follow a specific pattern while working – then it’s nothing but your productivity plan at work.

You don’t need to dig into unnecessary things and overwhelm yourself with information that doesn’t matter. It only makes you confused and worried.

You get distracted and become busy instead of being productive. You dedicate your skills and capabilities to the work that doesn’t count. That’s when you get sidetracked by the illusion of work.

You may start switching from one method to another, one idea to another, and yet achieve nothing significant.