Tackle the Most Difficult Task First

Sometimes we become unexcited about doing what we want because we convince ourselves in the beginning that it is very difficult. As a result, we keep putting off what we know we have to do until it becomes too late to do it. One way to overcome this habit, and boost your motivation at the same time, is to take on that difficult task first. Make it the most important task for the day and do your best to complete it excellently. As soon as you successfully tackle this task, the lack of interest to complete the next task vanishes and you’ll feel good about yourself.

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