Most of us think productivity comes from massive overhauls—new systems, new apps, or total routine makeovers. 

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But here’s the truth: it’s the small shifts that multiply your productivity.

• A 10-minute reset walk between meetings.
• Writing tomorrow’s top 3 priorities before you close your laptop.
• Saying “no” to one non-essential task each week.
  
  

None of these seem life-changing in the moment, but together they create momentum. And momentum is the real secret to productivity—it compounds.

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This is something I’ve been leaning into myself. You’ll notice over the next few weeks that this newsletter is also shifting. 

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I’ll still be sharing practical strategies you can use right away, but you’ll also start to see a bigger focus on shifts—the kind that don’t just help you work better, but help you build lasting momentum in life and business.

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Big productivity doesn’t come from big leaps—it comes from small, consistent shifts. 

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Maybe today, your shift is as simple as closing your browser tabs and starting the one thing you’ve been putting off.

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What’s your next shift?

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Chris M Wilson