How to have a productive day

How did he manage to be so productive in achieving so many of the things that mattered him?

His autobiography shows that it wasn’t rocket science: he only worked eight hours a day.

So it must be the way he spent that time that made the difference.

Then he focused on what he wanted to achieve and worked on it for four hours.

He took a full two hour lunch break.

Then he reflected and refocused, and worked for another four hours.

All these things are recommended as part of Inner Leadership.

Adding this, the daily schedule that enabled Benjamin Franklin to achieve so much becomes:

Do you achieve as much as you want to each day? Is there anything you can learn from Benjamin Franklin?

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