Home » Productivity » Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possiblePublished on May 15, 2014ProductivityStart by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possibleWritten by Brian LeeEx-chief of product management at Lifehack Share Pin it Tweet Share Email Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible. – Francis of Assisi Share Pin it Tweet Share Email Read MoreHow to Use a Planner EffectivelyHow to Be a Better Planner: Avoid the Planning Fallacy5 Best Apps to Help You Delegate Tasks EasilyDelegating Leadership Style: What Is It & When To Use It?The Fear of Delegating Work To OthersWhy Is Delegation Important in Leadership?7 Best Tools for Prioritizing WorkHow to Deal with Competing Priorities EffectivelyWhat Is the RICE Prioritization Model And How Does It Work?4 Exercises to Improve Your FocusRead MoreWhat Is Chronic Procrastination and How To Deal with ItHow to Snap Out of Procrastination With ADHDAre Depression And Procrastination Connected?Procrastination And Laziness: Their Differences & ConnectionsBedtime Procrastination: Why You Do It And How To Break It15 Books on Procrastination To Help You Start Taking ActionProductive Procrastination: Is It Good or Bad?The Impact of Procrastination on ProductivityHow to Cope With Anxiety-Induced ProcrastinationHow to Break the Perfectionism-Procrastination LoopRead More15 Work-Life Balance Books to Help You Take Control of LifeWork Life Balance for Women: What It Means & How to Find It6 Essential Mindsets For Continuous Career GrowthHow to Discover Your Next Career Move Amid the Great ResignationThe Key to Creating a Vibrant (And Magical Life) by Lee Cockerell9 Tips on How To Disconnect From Work And Stay PresentWork-Life Integration vs Work-Life Balance: Is One Better Than the Other?How To Practice Self-Advocacy in the Workplace (Go-to Guide)Read NextHow to Boost Your Focus And Attention SpanWhat Are Distractions in a Nutshell?What Is Procrastination And How To End ItPrioritization — Using Your Time & Energy EffectivelyDelegation — Leveraging Your Time & ResourcesYour Guide to Effective Planning & SchedulingThe Ultimate Guide to Achieving GoalsHow to Find Lasting MotivationComplete Guide to Getting Back Your EnergyHow to Have a Good Life BalanceExplore the Time Flow SystemAbout the Time Flow SystemKey Philosophy I: Fluid Progress, Like WaterKey Philosophy II: Pragmatic PrioritiesKey Philosophy III: Sustainable MomentumKey Philosophy IV: Three Goal FocusHow the Time Flow System Works
