The MIT (Most Important Task) productivity technique is a method where you prioritize the most critical tasks at the start of the day. This approach helps to ensure that these tasks get completed first and are not pushed aside for less important tasks. To implement this in daily tasks, start by identifying the most important tasks that need to be done. These should be tasks that contribute significantly to your goals. Once identified, focus on these tasks first thing in the day before moving on to less critical tasks.
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MIT, or the most important task, requires that you triage the day to begin with the tasks that are most critical. Then, you multitask less important tasks that can be done simultaneously. In 2018, a leaked email to Tesla employees revealed some additional advice on productivity. Musk advised Tesla employees to avoid excessive or frequent meetings and even suggested walking out of a meeting the second it stops providing value.