SMART goals increase productivity by focusing your energy on high-impact actions. They reduce busy work and encourage measurable progress.

Here is why it works: Structured goals keep you aligned with outcomes instead of random tasks.

Examples:

1. Complete the top three priority tasks before noon each workday for 21 days.
2. Use the Pomodoro technique for four sessions daily for two weeks.
3. Declutter your workspace for 15 minutes daily for 10 days.

Next steps: Identify one productivity SMART goal for the week and track completion daily.

Over time, SMART productivity goals build efficiency and reduce overwhelm.