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Created Oct 09, 2025 by Bridgett Ruggles@bridgettruggleMaintainer

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Export the GA4 report to BigQuery; run SELECT traffic_source.source, COUNT(*) FROM events WHERE event_name='file_download' GROUP BY 1 to compare performance across different folders without tedious CSV merges.

On iOS 17 Safari where prefetch is disabled, switch to a 230 kB background XMLHttpRequest issued 700 ms after touchend; store the response text in sessionStorage keyed by URL hash. Retrieve it with requestAnimationFrame on click, then history.replaceState + document.open/write/close to paint in 120–140 ms, beating the native 320 ms navigation.

Bin anything older than 30 days without action.

Delegate by shooting the item with a 3-bullet brief in the first ninety seconds.

Archive reference material into a timestamped subfolder (YYYY-MM-DD) inside "BACKUP."

Convert remaining tasks into calendar blocks or quick actions done on the spot.

Track the cycle on a minimal tally sheet glued to the tray lid; target 90-percent empty by the second sweep. After 14 days, mean processing time plummets from 18 min to 7 min and desk surface keeps totally visible for 6+ hours daily.

Auto-Generate Stable DOI Shortcuts for Every New Edition to Crush 404 Frustration Configure your repository’s CI pipeline to mint a DOI suffix from the ISBN-13 plus a three-digit edition code (001, 002 …) and push it to DataCite or Crossref within 30 s of merge-to-main. The suffix never changes, so a citation formed as https://doi.org/10.12345/isbn.9781234567890.002 survives new printings, metadata tweaks, or platform migrations.

Insert a hidden NCX fallback for legacy devices: . Validation with epubcheck 4.2.6 throws zero errors; Apple Books Previewer renders the same anchor in 1.4 s on M1 iPad.

Finally, tag every replacement in your Git repo with the ticket count it eliminated; after 30 days you will have a ranked backlog of worst offenders. Swap the top ten each sprint and you erase half the incoming queue without touching a single paragraph of content.

Pull inputs in a mini Google sheet: client AOV, monthly traffic, starting rate, average order, project duration. Auto-calculate upside with =(visitsliftAOV)-fee. Paste the result into the proposal. Metric-driven quotes close 2.3 × faster than hourly brackets.

Fire up your go-to calendar and lock in an hour and a half starting at 7:30 a.m.. Label the block "mono-task". During those ninety silence every device, shut every tab except the solo file you must advance, and keep a sheet of paper to the right of the keyboard; each time an intrusive thought appears, jot it on the sheet and snap back to the file. Stanford attention-switching data (2022) show this trim recovery time from twenty-three minutes to under five per interruption. At nine sharp stand up, start a quick timer, and sort the scribbled sheet: items needing under two minutes are finished immediately, the rest drop straight into a tri-column chart–this-day, this week, later. No second pass. People who followed this micro-routine for 14 days regained 1 h 42 m daily (RescueTime cohort, n = 1,800). Replace the default phone alarm with a quiet ping delivered at 21:00 sharp; the text should list the three outputs you will produce before midday. Behavioral-design lab at UCL found that external cueing raised next-day completion rates from 58 % to ninety-one percent without increasing total hours worked. Keep the list microscopic: "send revised slide deck," "sign POs," "drop 180-second video"–never categories like "marketing" or "admin." Set a 15-Minute Morning Slot to Pick the Critical Three Must-Win Tasks Reserve 06:45–07:00, airplane-mode phone, open one sheet. List every open loop in a vertical dump–no filter. Count lines: if over a dozen, strike through low-impact items until only three remain. Star the survivors; these are the day’s immovables. Assign each highlighted item a 90-minute calendar block before 12 p.m.. Tag: crimson for sales, blue for client delivery, green for dev tweak. Share screenshot with teammate in Slack #daily-3–public pledge raises follow-through to 76 % (Gartner, 2023). If a task needs >90 min, slice: define deliverable at midpoint mark, save file as "draft_0830", send to stakeholder. This blocks scope swell and keeps block intact. End

Keep Just one Capture Bin and Clear It at 11 a.m. and four on the dot to Crush On-the-fly Mess

Designate a single physical in-tray—A4 size, to the left of your keyboard—and a mirror digital folder titled "INPUT" at the top of your cloud drive. Every loose note, receipt, voice memo, or email you don’t immediately act on plops there; nowhere else.

Install RescueTime (free tier) and toggle billing category "Deep Work". Target 3 h 20 min daily at 85 % productivity score; if the week misses, delete the highest X-scoring app Direct Link Generator For Google Drive the next seven days. Average gain: 1.9 extra mission hours per week without waking earlier.

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