Wake up early — during the early hours of the morning there is less distraction
Always get up at the same time, even on weekends
Use an alarm clock rather than your smartphone
Spring immediately out of bed and drink a glass of water
Make your bed after getting up
Do 10 push-ups/squats
Review your day goals
Work
Work in 30 to 90 minute intervals without distraction and then take a break — use a timer
If you need to focus on a specific task, stay in a quiet place, if you are doing creative work, be surrounded by ambient noise
Be militant about eliminating distractions
Get away from the computer — use a notepad and pen
Evening
Go to bed early — the late hours of the day are almost never spent productively
Turn off electronics, at least 1 hour before bed
Pre-bedtime routine: organize your equipment — clothes, bag, take a shower
Set goals for the next day
Time Management
The two most valuable assets are time and health, do not waste them
Disable all app notifications on your phone — use a basic Nokia mobile phone
Schedule meeting in the afternoon
Schedule your email and social networks — pick two or three times during the day
Use internet at set points in the day — set disconnection times
Do not chat online — pick up the phone instead
Do not watch the news — nothing important happens, most of the time
Health
Do sport — walk 1 hour or do 100 push-ups/squats a day
Use a standing desk to work
Eat healthy — eat salad rather than sandwich
Don’t drink sodas — drink water
Do not drink alcohol
Do not eat 1 day a week
Personal Growth
Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do
Keep in touch with friends that you like
Read 1 hour a day at least — read also in a foreign language
If you feel stuck, contribute to somebody else. By removing the focus on yourself and helping somebody else, you will begin to think creatively again and find solution to problems
Write regularly
Learn a foreign language — this will require ~1,000 hours