Want to feel more accomplished by noon than most people do all day. In today's Thrive in Five, I'm sharing how to start your day with the most important task, which we call MIT. It can boost your focus, reduce overwhelm, and build momentum before the distractions even hit Welcome back to Thrive in Five, where I give you a quick burst of motivation and productivity in five minutes or less. I'm Cindy, your host, a self-made entrepreneur, busy mom, and a business coach. I've built and sold several digital businesses ranging from five to six figure successes. So when it comes to managing time and priorities in both life and work, I get it. I've been there and I am here to help you thrive. let's talk about a super simple but seriously powerful strategy that can change the way you work and how you feel about your day. It's called the MIT method, short for most important task. And here's the magic. When you start your day by focusing on one task that moves the needle, you create momentum. Clarity and confidence right out of the gate, and here's how to make it work in your routine. First, you're going to identify your MIT of the day, but the day before, before you close your laptop or go to bed, ask yourself what is one task that if completed, will make everything else easier or less urgent tomorrow. This takes the guesswork out of the morning and keeps you from falling into reaction spiral of emails, and to-dos. The second thing is you are going to protect your first hour of work. Like it's sacred. Block off the first hour of your day. No notifications, no multitasking, no distractions. Use your fresh morning focus to tackle your MIT before the chaos hits. Even if the rest of your day gets messy, you'll know that the most meaningful work is already done. The third thing is don't confuse busy with important. Your MIT might not be urgent, but it's the task that pushes your goal forward. It works because we all wake up with a limited amount of willpower and focus, and the earlier you apply it to what matters most, the more likely you are to follow through. So starting with your MIT builds early momentum and sets the tone for the rest of the day. So let's recap how to make the MIT method part of your daily success strategy. You are going to choose your MIT the night before, so it eliminates morning guesswork. You're gonna protect your first hour and tackle that task first. You're gonna measure your day by progress and not busyness. So your action steps for today are you are going to choose your MIT for tomorrow before today ends. You're gonna block off the first 30 to 60 minutes to focus on that task in your schedule, and you're gonna track how you feel afterwards and how it impacts the rest of your day. You don't need to do everything to have a productive day. You just need to do the right thing first. Welcome back to Thrive in Five, where I give you a quick burst of motivation and productivity in five minutes or less. I'm Cindy, your host, a self-made entrepreneur, busy mom, and a business coach. I've built and sold several digital businesses ranging from five to six figure successes. So when it comes to managing time and priorities in both life and work, I get it. I've been there and I am here to help you thrive.